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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 2004
Page
12
Readers ask what mutual funds are how they operate and how safe they are. Funds pool investor money and are managed by professionals with varying focuses from stocks to bonds to regions and industries. Indexed funds offer low fees and broad exposure while active funds may incur higher fees and risk.
A former stockbroker describes hard selling and high pressure calls aimed at boosting commissions on Wall Street. Contests rewarded brokers who generated trades with clients urged to buy or sell, raising concerns about conflicts of interest and client welfare.
The riddle targets a large software firm founded in 1982 with 1986 IPO and 1 billion-plus revenue plus 3,500 employees, based in San Jose California. It links to clay and straw bricks, a product evoking gymnastics, print and Web publishing, and digital imaging, and notes a 15 000 percent stock rise since 1986.
A reader recalls buying Lucent in July 2003, notes weak fundamentals and missed contracts, yet the stock more than doubled for him while the company still looks poor. The piece asks readers for hard won lessons and invites submissions to Fool contests for a Fool’s cap prize.
Caterpillar projects a 20 percent revenue increase for 2004 and a 65 to 70 percent jump in earnings. Regional machinery sales grow 6 percent while engine revenue rises 59 percent. The region remains slowest growing despite the positive company forecast and evolving highway funding proposals.
Boeing markets the 7E7 as a fuel saver and comfort upgrade aimed at long point to point routes. CEO Mulally touts 400 plus orders beyond an initial All Nippon order as talks progress. features include 560 mph cruise, 50 percent composite structure, quieter cabin, larger windows, improved air quality, and reduced fuel use by 20 percent versus peers.
A new federal rule allows free annual credit reports starting December. Until then reports cost nine dollars or less, with free reports in several states and for the unemployed or fraud victims. Credit monitoring firms offer alerts and insurance, but experts warn costs are high and emphasize understanding services.
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