Foolish Forecast: Red Hat in the Black
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Views you can use to get clues on tomorrow's news.
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By Dan Hassert and Robert White  We'll get to the news in a minute, but first let's salute what everyone has been talking this week: the weather. Mid-60s in the middle of December? This just isn't right.
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With the Republican National Convention kicking off on Monday and a slew of economic reports due out in the week ahead, investors could be in for some rough sledding.
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How Fools can capitalize on the current interest rate environment.
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Can investors use CAPS to try to predict the future?
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Plus: Toshiba earnings dip, chip outlook dims...Verizon boosted by wireless, fiber...Nintendo outlook positive.
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The Fool's No. 2 top investor of 2007 discusses his predictions.
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Prudential Equity Group upgraded Red Hat (nasdaq: RHAT - news - people ) to &quot;overweight&quot; from &quot;neutral weight&quot; and maintained a $17 target price, saying the software company remains the leader in the Linux market, which is among the fastest-growing
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With confidence in private weather forecasters slipping in the wake of some prediction gaffes during the past couple of years, perhaps woolly worms and groundhogs can take up the slack.
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Motley Fool writers offer up stock ideas and more this Halloween.
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Chips, bank slips and audio clips will rule the week ahead. Let's take a look.
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The Motley Fool's Rick Munarriz takes a look at the business week that approaches.
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Views you can use to get clues on Tuesday's news.
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After a fairly strong quarter, will the wind keep blowing forward?
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Plus, CarMax hits the skids, Kimberly-Clark's cash plans, and got RFID?
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Time to put on those tin foil hats again
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The Motley Fool - Investors have unloaded on many software companies lately, such as Red Hat (Nasdaq: RHAT - News), Siebel (Nasdaq: SEBL - News), Novell (Nasdaq: NOVL - News), and so on. However, with the markets perking up this week, investors are a little more sanguine about the sector -- at least for those stocks that exceed expectations.