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INVESTING

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Ten Stocks for the New World Disorder
How do you invest with market volatility at a historic high? Remember: With great uncertainty comes great opportunity. Here are five industries and ten stocks that should profit as the economy emerges from the doldrums.

Growth Sectors for the Economy

Five Companies Where Insiders Are Buying

INVESTOR'S GUIDE 2003
Playing Dividends
With income stocks, you don't just get the chicken, you get the eggs too. The trick is to pick 'em right.
· 15 Dividend Payers to Consider--and Five to Avoid
· Investor's Guide 2003: Get Back in the Market

How to Tiptoe Back Into the Market
Trading options can be a great way to hedge your stock bets. Here are five simple strategies.
· Fear Factor

Following the Money
Insiders are buying up shares of these five companies. Here's why you should too.

MORE STORIES
Beware the Pension Monster
It lurks behind funny accounting, ready to pounce on unsuspecting investors.

Cheese Whizzes
How has a tiny Wisconsin grad program spawned so many big-name money managers?

Is the Market Rational?
No, say the experts. But neither are you--so don't go thinking you can outsmart it.

Should You Sue?
Guess what: You already have. What do you do when you're part of a class action?

Just Another Day in the Market
Seventy analyst downgrades, 196 earnings announcements, 5,682 public companies, more than 3 billion shares traded, and no shortage of surprises.

Would a War Kill Your Stocks?
The prospect of a U.S. invasion of Iraq has investors in jitters. But the reality might not be so bad for the market. Some sectors--and well-positioned companies--may even thrive.

COMPANY NEWS
Can Cisco Dig Out Of Its Hole?
John Chambers is a visionary; investors want a turnaround artist. This CEO might just be both.

STREET LIFE

Blue Chips Bear the Brunt
Fear of a coming war with Iraq and concerns over weak corporate profits dim good news from Oracle. Plus: the best SEC filing ever.
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SPECIAL REPORTS
Is Real Estate Next?
We don't have a housing bubble yet. But if the frenzy doesn't end soon, we will. Then, watch out.
· Figure Out a Home's True Value Before You Buy

401(k) First Aid Kit
How can you whip that 401(k) into shape? Start with our picks for the ten best funds in the five major asset classes.
· Four Popular Funds--That Flunk

Fortune 40
Our best bets to beat the market in the year ahead.
· Ahead of the Curve
· Retirement Guide 2002

FROM CNN/MONEY
· Wall St. deal imminent
Regulators, brokerage said ready to declare a settlement as soon as Friday

· Dole Food's debt cut to 'junk'
Standard & Poor's cuts fruit and vegetable firm's credit rating after it accepts buyout offer.