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Mutual Funds: Big Losers Can Be Big Tax Shelters

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January 30, 2009
 

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NEWS  THIS WEEK'S TOP STORY
MUTUAL FUNDS
Mutual Funds: Big Losers Can Be Big Tax Shelters
Some strong funds have taken a beating--which makes them worthy tax-efficient plays for intrepid investors


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MARKET SNAPSHOT
Stocks Drop amid Economic, Earnings News
Investors digested profit news from Exxon Mobil and Amazon.com, along with a drop in fourth-quarter GDP and other economic reports

S&P STOCK PICKS AND PANS • From S&P
S&P Picks and Pans: Amazon.com, Exxon Mobil, P&G, Sunpower, Juniper Networks
Analysts' opinions on stocks in the news Friday

INSIDE WALL STREET
Smart Buys in Ammo and Retail
Also featured: Raser Technologies

INVESTING
Stocks: Stuck in the Twilight Zone
In a market where hopes for a government-led recovery are countered by fears of worsening earnings and economic data, what could finally free stocks to soar—or tumble further?

INVESTING
Hedge Fund Whiz Einhorn Jumps on the Gold Wagon
Why a top hedge fund manager who sought not to repeat his grandfather's bad bets in gold has changed his view and bought into the metal

THE WEEK AHEAD
Vital Signs: Job Losses Expected to Worsen
On deck: employment report, ISM indexes, construction spending, pending home sales, productivity, and personal income

STOCK SCREENS • From S&P
Top-Ranked Value Plays
S&P's latest list finds eight names with below-market p-e ratios and above-average dividend yields—and strong buy recommendations

INVESTING
Bonds: In Search of Higher Yields
With returns on Treasuries remaining low, investors are beginning to discover the fat yield spreads to be found in corporate junk bonds

INVESTING
Currencies: Playing a Rebound in the Pound
Is it time to buy sterling? That depends on what you make of the dangers facing the struggling British economy

INVESTING
Renewable-Energy Stocks' Time to Shine
Obama's focus on climate change should help lift the shares. Here are picks from managers of three socially responsible funds

GENE MARCIAL'S STOCK PICKS
Onyx, a Sweet Deal for Bayer?
The German drugmaker already has teamed up with Onyx to sell the smaller company's drug to fight kidney cancer. Could it be the next pharma to make a move?

  INVESTING TOOLS
MUTUAL FUND SCOREBOARD
How's Your Fund Doing?
Our Interactive Scoreboard has complete results for some 2,500 equity funds, hundreds with BW's exclusive risk-adjusted ratings

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