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StocksOne Way to Play a Falling Dollar November 20, 2009 The lackluster performance of the U.S. dollar has many investors looking to foreign developed-country stocks to hedge the dollar's decline.New International Trading Capabilities October 26, 2009 New international trading capabilities from Fidelity allow you to place trades directly on 12 different exchanges and settle in eight different currencies, all from your existing brokerage account.Why Foreign Stocks are Important October 21, 2009 The case for diversifying internationally remains as sound as ever. In fact, we believe that 30% of your stock exposure should be to international. Read why.Stock Screen: Finding Real Surprises October 15, 2009 Use an expert stock screen from Zacks to keep track of companies that could surprise the market with an upcoming earnings report.October 02, 2009 For those who are comfortable with volatility, commodities can provide diversification and inflation protection. Get insight from our investing experts.Stock Screen: Total Return Leaders September 22, 2009 Short-term traders may not need dividends, but there are reasons to consider high-paying stocks for your long-term portfolio.August 26, 2009 The recession took a toll on small-cap stocks, but optimism has risen. See why they might be of interest now.Will Growth Stocks Keep on Growing? August 13, 2009 U.S. growth stocks, particularly in the technology sector, led this year's stock market rally. Is there room for more growth?July 30, 2009 Is now the time to allocate a portion of your investments to mid-cap stocks? They've been trading at relatively low valuations and have historically performed well coming out of a recession.July 27, 2009 This expert stock screen looks for securities with above average growth rates and strong market valuations.July 09, 2009 One of the most important things you can do to help protect your portfolio from volatility and down markets is to diversify. Here's how.Strong Signals for Foreign Stocks July 08, 2009 Stocks in emerging markets and developed countries are trading at prices that look cheap by some historical measures.June 16, 2009 Use this expert stock screen to search for beaten-down stocks that are poised for a comeback.Does Diversification Still Work? June 11, 2009 You followed the rules—put together a diversified investment portfolio. But it still went down along with the rest of the market. Why didn't diversification work?May 29, 2009 Uncover new opportunities, dig into the details, and evaluate the choices with Fidelity's enhanced stock research.Stock Screen: Big Buys/Best Bargains May 15, 2009 In a contracting economy, you may be searching for strong companies undervalued by the market—just the kind of stocks identified just the kind of stocks identified by the Zacks Investment Research, Inc. screener.Searching for Opportunities in Stocks May 11, 2009 The market's recent struggles offer attractive long-term investment possibilities for conservative and aggressive investors alike.May 01, 2009 It's not an easy time to invest. But Fidelity believes that if you don't need the money for more than two years, some portion of it should be in stocks.Fidelity Earns an A for Research March 27, 2009 See why a leading market research firm was "most impressed" by Fidelity's third-party research offerings, especially the scorecard tool, which evaluates research firms.Fidelity First to Offer Ranking of Stock Research Firms January 23, 2009 Wall Street & Technology recently noted Fidelity's new research tool which ranks the quality of advice given by independent research firms.December 15, 2008 New videos are available to explain features on Active Trader Pro and basic trading concepts.U.S. Stocks Often Rebound During Recessions November 26, 2008 No one knows when (if) the current U.S. recession began or when it will end. The typical historical pattern, however, is for new bull markets to begin during -- not after -- a period of economic weakness. |
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