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At what point should someone short high-flying Apple shares? John C. Dvorak?s advice is simple: When the company starts closing stores and pulling back from retail, then the tide has turned. See full story.
Apple at the retail crossroads
At what point should someone short high-flying Apple shares? John C. Dvorak?s advice is simple: When the company starts closing stores and pulling back from retail, then the tide has turned. See full story.
9 strategies if the worst-case scenarios come true
As an investor, it makes sense to be prepared, especially if 2012 is as rough a year as some expect. Even if the worst never happens, your finances could still be at risk. To help you prepare for worst-case scenarios, here are nine steps to consider. See full story.
Tales from the mutual-fund crypt
These dire and departed mutual funds are a motley mix of the uninspired, and goofy, the marketing failures and big mistakes that should have cashed in their chips long before they actually snuffed it. See full story.
Top 10 letters of 2011
Peter Brimelow offers his annual list of the top investment newsletters, with some new faces appearing against the background of a mostly flat year for stocks. See full story.
MARKETWATCH COMMENTARY
Instead of acknowledging that banks have become a part of government, we keep pretending they are private institutions, writes David Weidner. See full story.
MARKETWATCH PERSONAL FINANCE
The U.S. Post Office receives millions of letter to Santa each year, and as part of its Operation Santa Claus, postal workers sort out the requests from needy children so that good Samaritans can send gifts. This year, more parents are writing in to ask for help for their children. See full story.
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