A Question of Timing TIME heals all wounds and is supposed to make any investment decision look brilliant. But the past year has not been kind to the investment picks and pans that appeared in The Money Report's first quarterly scoreboard on Nov. 8, 1997.
Analysts blame the generally mediocre performance of the stocks they recommended on timing.
The Full Story Bonds Still Look Like a Good Buy AS THE economy gets weaker and weaker, bonds look better and better. I have been high on bonds for the past year and a half since the 30-year Treasury bond was paying a juicy 7 percent interest. Now, the yield is a tad more than 5 percent. The Full Story Hidden Treasures Buried in Germany Neil George, international funds director for Guinness Flight Investment Management, says that the general doom and gloom in global markets is causing investors to overlook some opportunities, especially in Germany.