be used for college tuition, Bridget's children (ages 3 and 1) have a long time horizon. Recently married, Peter Di Teresa (whom Morningstar.com readers may remember as the author of the former "Ask the Professor" column) made a slew
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operations still generate approximately $1 billion in annual aftertax cash flow, which is a sizable cushion to cover its $400 million in annual dividends." More Reading "Getting Protection from Dividend-Paying Stocks" by Peter Di Teresa
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worth, it'd be foolish to tell him no. More Reading "When to Sell" , by Pat Dorsey "Why Selling Stinks" , by Peter Di Teresa "The Changing Face of Value Investing" , by Susan Dziubinski and Don Phillips An Interview with Bob Olstein "Buy
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original 40% target." Top 10 Fund Analyst Reports in 2002 (Ranked by Page Views) 1. Wasatch Core Growth WGROX, by Peter Di Teresa "Our only caveat about this fund is that it's a bit riskier than its historical numbers might make it appear
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offering by approximately 4 percentage points per year since opening in late 1992." Ariel Appreciation CAAPX, by Peter Di Teresa "The fund boasted a 12.1% return for the year to date ending November 26, 2001, topping 98% of its mid-cap
can run such screens faster than I was able to back in September. (For a primer on using the selector, check out Peter Di Teresa s recent Ask the Professor column on the topic.) Here are three basic screens I ve used at one time or another to