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2. A message for Standard & Poor's from a money manager
3. Ugly darlings
4. Conseco among true stock market bargains
5. Biggest stocks illustrate the market's current state
6. Judging the long and the short of a devilish contest
7. Crude calculations
8. Go for the cash
9. No bull, Alan
10. This bull is tired: the smart money doesn't like US stocks. Is now the time to run?
11. A whiff of the exotic
12. FOR MY MONEY
13. Following a broker's advice can reap nice gains - until you get the tax bill
14. Experts urge cutting exposure to stocks; but advice hasn't always been wise
15. A happy few manage to beat the S&P
16. Managers of three big funds find isles of value in a sea of high prices
17. The homerun hitters: who picked the hottest stocks in 1996
18. Analysts' hall of fame: 16 are inducted
19. How the survey is conducted
20. How the analysts are ranked
21. Industry by industry; a talk with the top stock pickers
22. Sixteen all-stars excel for fifth time
23. Latest stock picks of brokers fare poorly; Paine Webber is best over 5 years in study
24. Some strategists say: pare stock assets: taste for bonds starts to return
25. REITs score for money managers; most pickers underperform
26. It hurts, but blue-chip drop is routine so far; market damage still falls short of 'correction.' (Dow Jones Industrial Average) (Abreast of the Market)
27. Skippers at two big funds warn: some rough sailing lies ahead
28. Amerindo is hit hard by technology slump, but its chief sees some great buys out there
29. Microsoft, Intel take over as the new kings of stocks
30. Oil-drilling and semiconductor stocks excel
31. America's best - and worst - performing companies: a stockholders' guide: here's a look at how 1,000 companies rank on total return to investors
32. For stock-picking, 'New York, New York' is drowned by regional brokers' chorus
33. Market timing also stumps many pros
34. Money managers' picks tied S&P for '96; many sold stocks that drove index
35. Manager bets most assets on indexing
36. Changing the numbers
37. Changing the numbers
38. Three big-fund managers refrain from taking defensive measures
39. Bigger firms and fatter assets dominate world of money managers
40. Play one-on-one with the Dow
41. Did SEC have role in contest's hiatus
42. What happens after two consecutive very strong years in the stock market?
43. The most powerful bull market
44. Dec. 7: infamous day for stocks
45. Others' rejects may be ready for a rebound
46. Greenspan: 'Dow 4000' hero
47. The party may be over for a year 2000 play just as clock is set for millennium to begin
48. The power of Dow dividends
49. Brokerage houses see postelection bumps for stocks
50. Accounting woes
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