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4. Movies mean less than they did. In the '40s, movies occupied a central place in the national consciousness. With no TV, no video games, no Internet, Americans - almost all Americans - went to the movies a lot. In 1946, the year after the war, Hollywood sold an all-time high...
The investment world has turned upside down in recent months: the housing market and economy are slowing, stocks have been sinking, bond yields may be peaking, and after 17 consecutive rate hikes, the Federal Reserve seems all but done. Should your strategy be flipped as well? This is no time...
Conversely, short-term cash instruments haven't looked this good in years. Simple, safe money-market funds now yield a healthy 5%--not bad in an uncertain environment in which Treasury bonds yield just a tad more and corporate profits are likely to downshift from double-digit growth to the...
Cash may be king right now, but don't overdo it. If you normally keep 10% of your portfolio in cash, consider going to 15%. Cash rarely returns more than stocks and bonds do over the long run.
Freeman is carrying a little more cash than usual and shying away from bonds. But he is staying with one of the hottest sectors in recent years: energy (Apache, ExxonMobil), which he sees as a hedge against Middle East tensions. It may also be the least expensive way to buy...