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The Sane Portfolio wasn’t intended to burn up the track. This is a hypothetical portfolio I devised in 1999 and have refreshed almost every year since. It’s intended as a slightly conservative, middle-of-the-road collection of stocks. But in the past year it’s risen 23%. To be eligible for the Sane

U.S. stocks drifted lower on Wednesday as investors showed caution ahead of crucial inflation data to be released later in the week.

U.S. stocks were driven lower on Tuesday as Moody's downgraded the credit rating of a number of midrange and lower tier U.S. banks.

U.S. stocks were driven lower on Tuesday as Moody's downgraded the credit rating of a number of midrange and lower tier U.S. banks.

U.S. stocks were driven lower on Tuesday as Moody's downgraded the credit rating of a number of midrange and lower tier U.S. banks.

Hatfield vs. McCoy. Montague vs. Capulet. Yankees vs. Red Sox. Great feuds, each. But what about value and growth, the two main schools of investing? They don’t have to be enemies. Once a year, I write a column on stocks I believe show value and growth characteristics. For 17 columns

This hypothetical portfolio returned more than 23% last year, beating the S&P 500. Here are this years holdings.

After finishing last week with losses across the board, surprisingly industrial stocks rebounded strongly Monday, although technology shares rose, but more modestly.

After finishing last week with losses across the board, surprisingly industrial stocks rebounded strongly Monday, although technology shares rose, but more modestly.

After finishing last week with losses across the board, surprisingly industrial stocks rebounded strongly Monday, although technology shares rose, but more modestly.