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Restaurant stocks that look overpriced

The food may be fabulous, but, after big moves in 2010, the stocks of many big names look expensive. Time to take these 4 hot eateries off the menu?

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The end of the cheap-money era

The global economy was fueled for years by low-cost borrowing, and money is still cheap now. But that’s changing. Here’s why it’s happening — and how to respond.

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Why Japanese stocks look tempting

While the hot investing money pours into China, Japanese stocks look underpriced despite signs that country’s economy is finally picking up. Here are 4 reasons to bet on Japan.

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Jim Cramer’s top 10 Dow stocks for 2011

The ‘Mad Money’ host and TheStreet founder is bullish on US blue chips, many of which he says are in great position to reward investors with little risk.

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Luxury-goods stocks are flying high

Companies that cater to rich tastes slashed costs during the recession and are now seeing their bottom lines swell as sales surge. Are the stocks bargains now?

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Keep an eye on gold, bonds in 2011

Rising investment interest in gold reflects investor doubts, while falling interest in bonds is a reminder of how foolish the market can be.

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Keep an eye on gold, bonds in 2011

Focus on Bank of China, not the Fed

The old market wisdom says investors shouldn’t fight the Fed. But these days, what China does matters a whole lot more than what Bernanke’s crew says.

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Where to invest in 2011: US large caps

Wary investors who stayed away from the market as stocks rebounded from their 2009 lows might prefer to ease back in with some blue-chip names.

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Why it’s safe to buy homes again

The mortgage meltdown hasn’t killed Americans’ belief in homeownership. And there are signs that now may be prime opportunity for homebuyers and investors.

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Why it’s safe to buy homes again

Are Chinese stocks a good bet now?

US investors desperate for growth are piling into the Chinese IPOs. But that might not be the best place to put their money. (But if not there, where?)

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Are Chinese stocks a good bet now?

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