Monday, 30 Apr 2012 | Source: The Associated Press
Moody's Investors Service lowered its rating outlook Monday on V.F. Corp. to "negative" from "stable," saying the clothing company appears to be taking a more aggressive financial policy.
‘Stick with what’s working.’ Money pros have been saying it for quite a while. In other words, when you put money to work pick stocks that are leaders not laggards – buy high and sell higher; that’s the trade that has paid. However, with some leaders advancing 50% or more over a period of only 1 year, investors are starting to wonder how much upside can possibly be left. Given the outperformance, should you remain bullish on these S&P over achievers? Or is the trading thesis getting a little long in the tooth?
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