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Access Financial executive John Gillespie urges re-evaluating market sectors
Access Financial executive urges Re-evaluating market sectors Q: What’s your general advice for investors as we enter 2009, coming off one of the worst years in history for the stock market?A: The beginning of the year is a great time to assess your personal financial goals and objectives. The real question is "Does your portfolio reflect your investment temperament and risk tolerance?” If you ...

'No stock market crisis' in Dubai, says Daman CEO
It is too early to tell if the Dubai Financial Market, which fell 72.4% last year, has hit rock bottom, Shehab Gargash, CEO of Daman Securities, told AME Info. 'Has it reached the bottom? I'm not sure I can answer that with a yes or no.

U.S. stock futures point to dip; retail sales eyed
* U.S. stock index futures pointed to a lower open on Wall Street on Thursday on renewed economic fears and ahead of sales data from retailers. * At 1014 GMT, futures for the S&P 500, Dow Jones and Nasdaq 100 were down between 0.2 and 0.4percent.

I.P.O. Chill May Last Through 2010, Analysts Say
The frozen market for initial public offerings won’t thaw in 2009 — or even the year after that, according to Bernstein Research. Bernstein’s analysts say they do not expect the market for new stock sales to bottom out until 2010 at the earliest, followed by a modest recovery.

The Motley Fool financial advice
Q: When I buy stock, what am I buying? I see that the company gets its money when the stock is first issued. But after that, how does the company benefit when I buy a share on the open market?

Opinion: Financial experts fail U.S.
If there is one faction that should have been discredited as much as Wall Street in the last year, it should be the so-called financial experts. Like the old joke that the stock market has predicted nine of the last five recessions, experts have failed to see major trends, offered contradictory advice on spending, taxes and regulation, and generally did not separate themselves from those ...