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...need to use a little bit of both calculation and intuition. Follow a philosophy of “informed intuition”: Pay attention to your gut feeling but also make sure that you’ve done your research. Learn to trust yourself a little bit. Well, unless you were that guy in the bright neon green suit I saw yesterday in Boston...
Bottom line: Yes, decisions can be overwhelming. But unless you step up to the plate and make them, you’re going to find yourself floundering. Make some decisions on your own and learn from your mistakes. Live a little. Be active, not passive...
...from 2004. To compete with Gap (3,000 stores; $16.3 billion in sales), Uniqlo needs to focus on differentiating itself, says A.G. Edwards & Sons analyst Bob Buchannan. In Japan, Uniqlo makes $80 million online, but Uniqlo USA CEO Nobuo Domae says it will stick to bricks in the States. "Unless the customer knows who we are by coming to the store, they won't buy the product." --By Coco Masters
...part of that expanded oversight, FEMA is sending some 30 auditors to the Gulf to follow the money. Not to be outdone, Congress has its own team of 24 investigators hot on the FEMA auditors' heels. But unless the President appoints an independent czar to oversee the entire reconstruction operation, Democrats and Republicans alike fear it may be as poorly managed as the initial response to the storm. FEMA's track record before Katrina isn't too encouraging: during last year's $2 billion cleanup of Hurricane Frances, millions of relief dollars ended up in the hands of residents...
...company's earnings will be, he argues, so the key is to focus on the present. That means appraising a company's existing assets and buying the stock only if those assets are grossly undervalued. Typically, he holds the stock for years until it comes right, refusing to sell unless it gets "egregiously overvalued." He explains, "Most people want action now. We don't care. Trading is so stupid--it's the enemy of good investing...