Boeing easily beat Wall Street estimates, reporting second-quarter earnings of 75 cents per share, compared to analyst predictions of 67 cents. All E-Trade had to do to return to profitability was to scale back a little on its ubiquitous advertisements. The Menlo Park, California online brokerage reported third- quarter earnings of 2 cents per share compared to last year's loss of 9 cents, beating an anticipated loss of a penny. It instead hired FCB Worldwide. I'll miss ya, pooch.
Timid investors love dollar-cost averaging as way to cut down risk.
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