FoolWatch Weekly: Should You Buy Now or Wait for a Brighter Day?

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	FoolWatchWeekly The best free Fool.com articles for the week ending July 27, 2012
	The Week's Top Story Should You Buy Now or Wait for a Brighter Day? With the 2008/2009 recession flashing brightly in the rearview, it's completely natural to wonder whether now is the right time to invest or whether you'll just be stepping in front of an oncoming freight train. The problem with that question, though, is that it's terribly short-sighted. The full story » Editor's Picks A Smarter Way to Think About Social Security  The Unexpected Consequences of the 2012 Drought  The Shocking Retirement Numbers That Will Blow You Away  Dividend Analysis These Dividends Still Have Room to Run The Secret to Successful Dividend Investing A Few Dividend Bargains Stock Analysis Apple Gives Bears a Snack A Facebook Phone Has 0% Chance of Success A Buying Opportunity for a 3-Year Triple The Big Picture 1 Huge Warning Sign You Need to Notice Now The Hard Truth in Finance: We're Failing You Small Caps Are Still Winning: Are You Missing Out? ADVERTISEMENT Scottrade - Official Site $7 Stock Trades, Unlimited Shares, In-depth Research, No Account Maintenance. Open an Account today to find out what makes our customers the most satisfied. ADVERTISEMENT				The Week's Most Popular The Shocking Retirement Numbers That Will Blow You Away Should You Buy Now or Wait for a Brighter Day? The Unexpected Consequences of the 2012 Drought A Smarter Way to Think About Social Security Apple Investors Suffer a Sucker Punch -- but Still Get Paid Click Here The Markets DJIA 12955.17 0.52% S&P 500 1370.26 0.75% NASD 2910.29 0.59% RSL 2K 778.76 0.21% updated: 7/27/2012 2:10:17 PM Follow Us Twitter Facebook
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