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...word of advice for would-be breakdancers: “The learning curve is really quick, as long as you’re dedicated and you’re having fun with it. You can’t take breakdancing too seriously.” To catch the pros at work, check out upcoming performances of HBO at Eleganza, the Korean Association Culture Show and the Fallen Angels concert...
...future NFLers from Harvard in one year? Will they thank me when they get to the pros...
...lost only 18%. What lies ahead? Forces that have been knocking down the dollar remain in place, notably a growing trade deficit and a run of terrible investment returns on dollar-based assets that are scaring foreign investors into keeping their money at home. Looking ahead a year, many pros believe the buck will be 5% to 10% lower against major currencies...
...businesses with reliable cash flow and a commitment to larger dividends. As for bonds, will their appeal fade or increase? To help focus the issues for investors--and get some well-thought-out stock picks--TIME senior writer DANIEL KADLEC assembled a Board of Money Managers, five top investment pros (see box, right) who share a taste for dividend-paying stocks but are far from unanimous on just how to use them. That's appropriate, because different investors will always have different needs. Listen in on the discussion and see where...
...reason could be because investors have been hurt before. "In the wake of the bubble, nobody wants to reach in and get their fingers burned," Shepherdson says. The pros have been wrong a lot lately (at least publicly) and the last thing Wall Street needs is to get fooled (or get caught fooling us) again. The bears who think stocks are overpriced and that war jitters is just a bad excuse, or that Saddam or Osama or Kim Jong Il has terrible surprises in store may or may not be right, but everybody remembers that they were sure right last...