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...need to adjust. Many stocks are still expensive relative to their expected earnings, and some pros still foresee a cathartic selling spree that will cause the last bulls to buckle. For anyone overloaded in stocks, it's not too late to sell. But don't overdo it. Even Warren Buffett, a technophobe but also a bargain hunter, just found value in at least one battered telecom: Level 3 Communications. Perhaps the biggest risk now, warns Scott Kahan, president of Financial Asset Management in New York City, is that "by hiding cash in the mattress, you miss the recovery. Start...
President Bush is at the top of my list. I would love to talk to Fidel Castro, Saddam Hussein, the Prime Ministers of India and Pakistan together. I'd love to get Warren Buffett and Ken Lay on at the same time to talk about what worked and what went wrong...
...MAKE COMPANIES ACCOUNT FOR EXPENSES THEY INCUR WHEN THEY GIVE STOCK OPTIONS TO EMPLOYEES Currently, stock options do not count as a corporate expense, even though by granting them companies dilute the holdings of existing shareholders--a real cost. Experts such as Warren Buffett and Alan Greenspan have argued that all publicly traded companies should count stock options as an expense. Yet today among big companies only Boeing and Winn-Dixie do so. Why? The current system is so lucrative for company executives, who reap the lion's share of stock options, that few will make the change unless forced...
...Hunky Canto-pop star charged with perverting justice. He insists that if looking this good is a crime, then call him guilty CHERIE BLAIR PM's wife sits down before the Queen does. Gaffe compounded because she shoved Her Majesty aside to get to the last empty chair JIMMY BUFFETT "Margaritaville" singer survives plane clash. Parrotheads everywhere relieved their aquiline headgear and floral print shirts not yet obsolete...
...benefits when the markets go up. Deals get bigger. Commissions get fatter. Decisions get easier - just run with the bulls - and CNBC anchors' smiles get wider, because the more people making money in the market, the more viewers tuning in to hear what the analysts, economists, CEOs and Warren Buffett think is the best place to put your chips...