The EU sets new targets requiring 20% renewable energy by 2020.
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The summer of 2001 has found investors keeping mainly to the sidelines as far as the market is concerned. We are content to follow their example.
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Dismal earnings continue to plague the technology sector. But armed with hopes that fundamentals can't get much worse than they were in the second quarter, we're buying again.
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Despite a big shake-up the last time around, the stocks in the portfolio continued to suffer as earnings warnings and poor fundamentals plague the tech sector.
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The portfolio underperformed all the major market indices in May, so it was time for drastic measures. We unloaded our positions in three companies, made a new purchase, and upped the stakes in one of our other holdings.
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The Red Herring Portfolio: No Wasteland for us
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The Fed's surprise rate cut last week was a big boost to the stocks in our portfolio. The portfolio surged 11.5 percent in the four weeks that ended April 18. Now we're hoping the worst is really behind us.
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The Red Herring Portfolio: We want a new drug
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We're looking to energize the portfolio with Enron.
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The Red Herring Portfolio: Frailty, thy name is Nasdaq!
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What happened to all the good cheer?
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Forget about politics -- investors are still undecided.
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The woes of single companies are no longer dragging down the entire technology sector. What sectors are doing well? Electronic instruments, networking, and storage caught our eye.
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We've had enough (of a lot of things).
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We're dumping CMGI and doubling down on optics.
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A strong end to the summer leaves us feeling good about prospects for the fall.
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It's never too darned hot to think about sex.
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Finally coming up for air, we're grabbing onto large-cap tech.
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Drowning in a sea of losses.
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