Uncertainty in the stock market is scary -- and the roller coaster will likely continue. But don't let the market's ups and downs derail a sound investing strategy.
Kiplinger editors are always following market developments. Below, we offer our best analysis and advice to help you stay on track in the coming months.
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Five Funds for Smoother Sailing
If the market's volatility is getting to you, now is the time to trade in your high-risk funds for lower-risk replacements, says columnist Steven Goldberg.
Fasten Your Seat Belts, Investors
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Video: Our Revised Market Outlook for 2007
Senior Editor Jeff Kosnett says quality will cushion investors in a volatile market.
Focus on quality, and don't get spooked by the market's wild gyrations.
It's okay to take some money off the table, says columnist Steven Goldberg. But don't overdo it. Better yet, move to quality stocks and bonds.
What caused the market's change in sentiment -- and how should smart investors react?
Before the market's initial dive, Knight Kiplinger sensed danger in the growing level of corporate debt and warned it could spark a downturn.
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