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Stocks slipped Wednesday, as two-session advance lost steam after a weak reading on the services sector of the economy and a mixed reading on the labor market unsettled investors.

By Alexandra Twin, senior writer

February 3, 2010: 6:02 PM ET

... "The tone of the market is not as good right now as it was last year," said Will Hepburn, chief investment officer at Hepburn Capital Management"

The Great Recession pointed out the flaws of adhering solely to a buy-and-hold strategy. A new study released Nov. 16 by Hepburn Capital Management LLC may offer a better approach.

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"Investeringsstrateg Will Hepburn i Hepburn Capital Management mener imidlertid at de første handelsdagene i januar typisk vil være positive og at det må komme flere dager med opptur på høyere handelsvolum før han er villig til å si at et rally virkelig har startet."

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Will Hepburn, thuộc công ty Hepburn Capital Management, nhận định: “Sự kiện khi mà các điểm số đồng loạt tăng cao trong ngày hôm nay là một dấu hiệu rất lạc quan”.

Stocks start off 2010 with a rally

Wall Street surged Monday, starting off the new year on a positive note, after a report showed manufacturing activity is picking up and the weak dollar propelled commodity prices and stocks.

By Alexandra Twin, senior writer

January 4, 2010: 6:30 PM ET

... "The fact that stocks are up so much today is an encouraging sign, but we need to see a few days of follow through," said Will Hepburn, chief investment officer at Hepburn Capital Management

"After surviving the Dow Jones Industrial average's bone-jarring drop below 7,000 and its whipsaw recovery to levels above 10,000, many investors' portfolios may no longer be positioned to meet retirement and other life goals. And as we begin a new year, now may be the time for investors to reassess their investment strategies."

"Now that the market rebound has restored a portion of their portfolios, many buy-and-hold investors who took losses during the 2008 market crash are looking for proactive ways to prevent a repeat of that ordeal. A new approach to tactical investing that follows the lead of some of the top active investment managers in the country may help."

2009 was good year for stock investors

by Russ Wiles - Dec. 31, 2009 07:28 PM
The Arizona Republic

"The easy money has been made. Now what?"

Basic tenets of investing still sound

by Russ Wiles - Dec. 6, 2009 12:00 AM
The Arizona Republic

... "Most investors, and sadly most financial advisers, don't know many strategies beyond 'buy and hope things work out'" said William Hepburn ... [Read the full story]

Tie rebalancing to experts' mix, adviser suggests

by Russ Wiles - Dec. 5, 2009 12:00 AM
The Arizona Republic

"It's wise to rebalance your investments every now and then, and William Hepburn thinks he has found a way to do it more profitably....." [Read on]

The runup in stocks may prompt investors to wonder if they should rejigger their allocations. Here's what the pros think.....

[Read on to find out]

Investing: Getting the Balance Right

By David Bogoslaw
December 3, 2009, 12:01AM EST

"One clear lesson investors have taken from the current financial crisis is that a buy-and-hold strategy is no longer a sure thing in a much more volatile and uncertain market environment.The growing popularity of tactical asset allocation within portfolios, using a broader palette of investment vehicles, is changing the way investment managers think about periodic portfolio rebalancing."

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