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...simpler plan is to rebalance each quarter to keep your desired mix of stocks, bonds and cash steady. That has the salutary effect of forcing you to sell the asset that has risen most and buy the bargains. Today that means swapping stocks for bonds and cash...
...number of extracurriculars in general has risen in recent years, but the opportunities to prepare for the business world in particular has increased markedly. Students organizations that help students prepare for careers in finance and consulting have almost doubled in the past year, and existing groups have expanded their efforts...
...PHYSICAL? Seniors are encouraged to exercise, but they pay a price: sports injuries among the 65-plus set have risen 54% since 1990. One perilous activity: roller blading...
...YORK: It was only Monday morning that cancer was on the run. Stock in Entremed Inc. had risen tenfold to over 80 in the first moments of trading, news anchors were breathless, and cancer patients were speed-dialing their doctors -- all on the strength of an article in the Sunday New York Times touting the "two new drugs that can eradicate any type of cancer...
Understand, though, that the easy money (if there really is such a thing) has already been made. Banks have been buying other banks for decades, and while it hasn't always been a joyride, since their low ebb in 1990 bank stocks have risen nearly twice as fast as the average stock, which itself has risen nearly twice as fast as the historical norm. They've jumped over Standard & Poor's 500 every year since 1994, according to David Berry, research director at Keefe Bruyette & Woods, an investment firm specializing in banks. The outsize gains this decade have left bank...