Word: morgans
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...have to buy just the S&P 500, by far the most popular and thus worrisome in the index world. There are index funds for the broad market (Wilshire 5000), small companies (Russell 2000 and S&P 600), mid-size companies (S&P 400) and overseas companies (Morgan Stanley International). Any of those offer cover should the S&P 500 tumble hardest...
...paying more than anyone in the history of commerce to get into the market. That's what Alan Greenspan, Warren Buffett, George Soros and others have been suggesting for months. And that is why some of Wall Street's top strategists are lightening up on stocks. Barton Biggs at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter opens his newest report with the line "I am raising more cash." It doesn't mean a crash is imminent or even inevitable. But the current pace cannot continue, and it is increasingly likely that a big dip is coming--one that won't be followed...
...overtures to potential American underwriters got nowhere. Nor were funds forthcoming in South Africa, because, says Luckman, it is deemed "politically incorrect to raise money for foreigners to come here when so little was going to local arts groups." The project was about to be abandoned when the J.P. Morgan Bank, based in New York City, agreed to sponsor the tour to showcase its start-up this year of a Johannesburg branch...
...wife's proto-feminist lament, Back to Before). And director Frank Galati and choreographer Graciela Daniele have created stage pictures that are both lovely and thematically apt, from the exquisite opening dance in which three groups--blacks, immigrants and parasol-toting white society--circle one another warily, to J.P. Morgan on a walkway that slowly descends to crush the admiring workers below...
...companies--and especially its workers--in the early part of the decade has made firms brutally competitive. And the deregulation that began with airlines and trucking in the 1970s and '80s is bringing price pressure to bear on such once cozy fields as utilities and telecommunications. Says Stephen Roach, Morgan Stanley's chief economist: "Deregulation is a critical dynamic in spreading the forces of competition...