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There isn't anything positive to say about market action Monday. The expected failure of the so-called congressional "Super Committee" has occurred. Rather than doing their job making even miniscule cuts in spending, both sides will look to make political hay from given the impending election cycle. Bernanke's Keynesian policies are also a failure. Zero interest rate policies were intended t Read More »
The following commentary comes from an independent investor or market observer as part of TheStreet's guest contributor program, which is separate from the company's news coverage. NEW YORK (ETF Expert) -- In the five-year bull market from October 2002 through September 2007, large-cap indices typically carried price-to-earnings ratios ranging from 17 to 18. Permabears harped on these "valuation Read More »
NEW YORK (MainStreet) -- If you haven't yet filed your taxes this year, you're in very good company. Nearly half of Americans (41%) waited until the final four weeks of the tax season last year to file their 2009 returns, with 27% opting to file in the final two weeks before April 15, according to data provided by Intuit's TurboTax. The number of people who waited until the homestretch to file t Read More »
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- For the past two years, Pioneer Cullen Value has been disappointing. The fund lagged 73% of competitors in 2009 and 92% in 2010, according to Morningstar. Should shareholders sell? Probably not. Veteran portfolio manager Jim Cullen is sticking to his investing discipline, and the long-term track record remains superb. During the past 10 years, the fund has outdone 98% of Read More »
Editor's note: This piece originally ran earlier today on our newest Premium service, ETF Profits. Click here for a 14-day trial to this exciting product! There is an old joke on Wall Street about when investors allow a position to lose more than 30%, and that security suddenly mentally transforms from a bad trade into a long-term investment. I hear the mantra that many people are long-term inves Read More »
The superstar singer/composer talks about how the movie mirrored his own troubled childhood. Read More »
The superstar singer’s bonds with a handful of loyal childhood friends in Stratford remain unsullied by fame. Read More »
When Shayla Gutterman looked for role models, she found them in Hollywood — and assumed that being famous meant Nicole Richie and Tara Reid were healthy. Read More »
Medications for mental health problems often lead to weight gain, which may lead to other health problems Read More »
Last week, our 3-year-old, Jonathan, had to return to the Hospital for Sick Children for his fifth surgery. An inguinal hernia had developed as a complication of a major abdominal surgery he required in September, and which I wrote about for this column. Read More »
Economic Value Added is a measure that can help investors determine which companies are generating enough earnings. Read More »
Osteoporosis sufferers who bend over backwards trying to improve their bone mass with exercise could be doing more harm than good to their bodies – literally. Read More »
Overwhelmed by the response – heartfelt, anguished – to my last column about the right of elderly people to die, I am compelled to share the stories of Star readers who basically communicated the same message: too many of them are "tortured," to use the word of one, as they watch their aged parents suffer a slow and painful death. Read More »
There is nothing wrong with having a blue macaw named Mumbles – unless you happen to be crouching in his cage. Read More »

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