In This Issue: •Let Your Winners Ride: Last year's best-performing industries could be a good bet this year as well - thanks to positive momentum. •STARS Status: Changes in S&P analysts' STARS rankings for January 8 through January 12. •Building a Well-Balanced Portfolio: This portfolio affords diversification among major industry groups. •From Lemons to Lemonade: These stocks lost ground in 2006, but S&P equity analysts like their prospects for 2007. •A Slowdown Ahead: Fourth-quarter earnings should show the lowest year-over-year gain since 2002. •Latin American Equities for 2007: After a strong run, stocks in this region should be chosen more selectively, according to S&P. •BAC to the Future: Bank of America shares look very attractive to us at current levels, and also have an above-peer dividend yield. •Top Ten Portfolio: This focused list, launched December 31, 2001, has had a total return of 36% from inception through year-end 2006 vs. a gain of 35% for the S&P 500. Some of the Companies Featured: AllianceBernstein
Amdocs
Bank of America
Dun & Bradstreet
Intel
Johnson & Johnson
KeyCorp
Lawson Software
Molex
Office Depot
Ruby Tuesday
Temple-Inland
United Surgical Partners
WebMD Health
WestAmerica Bancorp | 
