Flight to Safety

Given a weak economy, bonds look like the rational, safe bet. Until you look harder.

August 2010

Jim Ulland

Still a Trusty Investment

The economy may have improved during the past year, but I still recommend trust-preferred securities.

June 2010

Jim Ulland

WWGADD?

Look at corporate cash flow as one of the most important facts to use in security analysis.

May 2010

Jim Ulland

Where the Growth Is

Piper Jaffray, Compellent, and Dolan Media provide clues about where investment trends are favorable.

April 2010

Jim Ulland

Steel Rush

More action on the Iron Range signals that demand for natural resources, particularly from foreign countries, is coming back.

March 2010

Jim Ulland

Sales in the Sunset

The sunset of Bush-era provisions presents investors with a number of tough decisions.

February 2010

Jim Ulland

The Best of Stocks, the Worst of Stocks

Here are the best and worst of Minnesota stocks, the 2009 edition.

January 2010

Jim Ulland

Inflation's ETA

Some investors are preparing right now for an inflation tsunami.

December 2009

Jim Ulland

Still No Stimulus

What was sold as a stimulus has morphed into a rescue package for state governments.

November 2009

Jim Ulland

Not Immune

Once deemed "recession proof," health care stocks have taken a hit as consumer tighten their purse strings.

October 2009

Jim Ulland

The Best Value in Foreign Markets: ETFs

As the global middle class grows, exchange-traded funds will only grow.

September 2009

Jim Ulland

Hold On To Energy Stocks

Historically, the energy market has been self-correcting as a result of its supply and demand characteristics.

August 2009

Jim Ulland

The Safer Side

The worst fixed-income investment over the next few years could be government Treasuries.

July 2009

Jim Ulland

Are We Recovering?

Strangely enough, the areas of the economy that got us into this mess—the financial and housing sectors—likely will be the same ones that get us out of it.

June 2009

Jim Ulland

Back to Trusts

With many portfolios now in cash—earning about 1 percent interest—it may be time to check out the attractive returns of trust-preferred securities.

May 2009

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