Word: bullish
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...take a hit on this," says Dick Wolf, creator of Law & Order. "If it was my show I probably wouldn't have done it. This is one specific area that a large percentage of the population is still very uncomfortable with." Bruce Helford, the Drew Carey producer, is more bullish: "I think there will be a big spike in the ratings. But if it's just one big thing and then they go back to the same show, and she's a lesbian, but the same old things happen to her, the boost won't last...
...rebounded in recent weeks and closed last Friday at $69 a share. "HFS moves so quickly, and makes so many acquisitions, that it is difficult for the investment community to fully understand everything it is doing," says Camille Humphries, an analyst for the firm Alex Brown, who remains bullish nonetheless...
...bulls catch their breath. "We're going to see ups and downs, and that would be healthy," says financial consultant Bert Ely. "The market needs some time for earnings to catch up with [prices]. But in the longer term, interest rates could well decline, and that would definitely be bullish, putting a firmer floor under the market's high levels...
...Weeks, who runs the New York Times Co.'s 21 regional newspapers in six states, is bullish on his business and is looking to expand his stable. "The future is local, local, local, and nobody is going to out-local us," he says. Whether this local news ends up being on actual paper in the future, though, is anybody's guess. "We are the primary source of news in our markets," says Weeks. "If we have to do that with Web pages, we'll do that. If we have to do it with video feeds, we'll do that...
...trend is continuing: through September, Americans put more than $177 million into stock mutual funds, more than twice last year's rate. How high can the Dow go? Ed Yardeni, chief economist at Deutsche Morgan Grenfell who says "The economic fundamentals have never been more bullish," predicts a 10,000 Dow index by the year 2000. That would probably require 10 straight years of the bull market -->