S&P's The Outlook - March 29, 2006 Issue Keywords: overview, size, company, target, estimates, statistics, report, industry
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Publication Date: 29-MAR-06 Pages: 12 Format: PDF document 
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Outlook Issue DescriptionIn This Issue: Playing It Safe: We are projecting slower economic and profit growth, which means back-to-basics investing. In the Limelight STARS Status: Changes in S&P analysts' STARS rankings for March 20 through March 24. Master List Changes Funds That Soften the Tax Bite: When market returns are less than stellar, tax considerations can make a big difference, in our view. Beneficiaries of a Lower Dollar: The stocks of the companies in the table on page 7 derive a large portion of their sales from overseas and should benefit if the dollar declines, as we believe it will over time. Profiting from Four-Year Cycle Lows: Standard & Poor's chief investment strategist Sam Stovall explores the pattern of the four-year market cycle. Master List Stocks Update: Our three supervised Master List groups of stocks, recommended as core holdings for long-term investors, are regularly featured on these two pages. The High-Quality Capital Appreciation Portfolio, highlighted this week, consists mainly of large-cap stocks. Foreign Holdings Promote Diversification: We advise putting 20% of your assets into foreign stocks via four exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Also, here are the new market capitalization parameters for our indices. Some of the Companies Featured: American Standard Cos. Automatic Data Processing Citigroup Colgate-Palmolive Factset Research Franklin Resources Inc. Ingersoll-Rand Co. Johnson & Johnson LG Philips Lcd Nat'l Semiconductor Corp. Sealed Air Corp. Sysco Corp.
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