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When the S&P 500's dividend yield topped that on Treasurys for the first time since 1958, where were the headlines?

Bill Frels' formula for surviving a bear market: Stick to companies with histories of strong sales and earnings growth

Maybe my capitulation signals the turn, but here's why I'm horribly bearish on stocks.

More job cuts in the financial sector, this time at State Street; and a chicken processor does better than expected.

After putting in a low in October and retesting it in November, shares of gold miners are on the move higher.

Relative calm in the markets sends swing traders into a waiting mode until we revisit extreme levels.

Media stocks have gotten crushed lately but have a history of snapping back early in a recovery. Finding likely winners means tossing out traditional measures of value.

The terrified flight from equities has given stocks a great margin of safety versus bonds.