Various factors could combine to revive the fortunes of death-care companies’ moribund stocks
An analysis of companies in the DJIA indicates that U.S. large-cap stocks fail the test of being considered defensive
Study shows that stocks suffer in periods of low but rising inflation
Despite reduced demand, CEOs confident sector will pick up over the next three years
Continuing merger activity looks likely for the sector
CEOs optimistic about long-term outlook for sector
Although producers of wood, pulp and paper have been hit hard by the recession, they face promising prospects in the years ahead
While government debt yields are at long-term lows, corporate bond yields are at all-time highs
With many stocks trading at 30%-50% above tangible book value, there are not many bargains to be had
Moderate improvement is expected by the spring