Investing Report: Estee Lauder Tags New High On Earnings

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FORBES.COM INVESTING NEWSLETTER NOVEMBER 03, 2009
Estee Lauder Tags New High On Earnings Paul Rubillo and Tom Reese Shares of the makeup company are looking pretty after vaulting higher on the heels of great quarterly results. The P/E Problem William W. Priest Investors' obsession with price earnings multiples is misguided. Here's why. How To Pick Winning Stocks In Today's World Economy Fred Fraenkel Global thinking key to success at home and abroad. Fatten Up Your Portfolio With NutriSystem Paul Rubillo and Tom Reese This monster stock is still down 70% from its bull market peak, but shares are tasty. Look alive, Marino! How to Avoid Dumb Investing Mistakes Emily Lambert Use a ''play'' account to limit losses. U.S. Steel Rolls Cold Despite Beating Views Paul Rubillo and Tom Reese Shares head south after the steelmaker reports the latest profit drop. Options: Know When To Hold 'Em Mark Wolfinger Sometimes it's better not to exercise your options. Here are four reasons why. Don't Roll The Bones On The Shack Paul Rubillo and Tom Reese RadioShack shares shoot higher after margins improve, but profits fell and sales slipped only slightly. Too late to buy this one. Survey: High-Frequency Trading A Mixed Bag Emily Lambert Institutions' opinions divided on hot trend. Bulls Rush Into Wounded Amgen Andrew Wilkinson Buy the dip with both fists, say a bunch of eager option buyers who think Amgen's tumble means it's time to double down. Kimberly-Clark Nothing To Sneeze At Paul Rubillo & Tom Reese, Dividend. com The maker of Kleenex is looking ripe for a buy, and so are shares of 3M.	ADVERTISEMENT
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