The professionals return to Wall Street. Which way will they take the market?
Gold paid off for investors this year, while mortgages and wind energy did not.
But the shares have come back a lot since bottoming in June. If you'd bought Halliburton at the June low, you'd have doubled your money.
Will the Santa Claus rally continue?
These funds should capture the strength of the power industry in 2011.
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Morningstar says NRG Energy and Sprint, among others, may get a big boost if business turns in their favor.
Keep a neutral to slightly negative bias as we march toward 2011.
AAA's daily tracking of US retail pump prices puts the national average higher than that in many markets.
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