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Articles in October 2004 issue of Research

• Energy boost in the offing? In the face of economic challenges, investors have a bullish long-term outlook and recommend select stocks.(investment Section: Energy)
  by Paul, Katherine
• Unsung benchmark indexes and the ETFs that track them.(Worthy Contenders)(exchange traded funds)
  by DeLegge, Ronald L.
• BlackRock buys SSR.(Consolidation)(Brief Article)
• A positive forecast: a modest rise in interest rates and payroll growth should strengthen the earnings outlook for the sector.(investment Section: Insurance)
  by Paul, Katherine
• Now that you can't call, what are you going to do? How to grab prospects' attention in letters and e-mail.(sales Seminar)
  by Good, Bill
• Self-hurt book.(Book Review)
  by Scott, Mary
• Muriel Siebert helps out.(Hurricane Relief)(Brief Article)
  by Martin, Robert Scott
• More trouble for Franklin?(Round Two)(Brief Article)
• Problem solver: James Pupillo helped to gain acceptance at Smith Barney for the use of both passive and active management strategies to best meet clients' needs.(profiles In Success)
  by Rusoff, Jane Wollman
• Wachovia targets lawyers.(Market Tactics)(Brief Article)
  by Martin, Robert Scott
• More harm than good?(Balance Needed)(Brief Article)
• Pioneer planner: beginning as a secretary more than 40 years ago, Alexandra Armstrong has reached the heights of the planning profession.(profiles In Success)
  by Uzelac, Ellen
• Making financial plans?(Half Are Free)(Brief Article)
  by Martin, Robert Scott
• Bad grade for kid funds.(Cute But Costly)(Brief Article)
• What separates the best from the rest? How the top managers build great businesses--and how they can help you succeed, too.
  by Goldberg, Mark
• JBOH catches SEC heat.(Aftershock)(JB Oxford Holdings)(Securities and Exchange Commission)(Brief Article)
  by Martin, Robert Scott
• Schwab deepens RIA channel.(AUM On The Rise)(Registered Investment Advisor)(Brief Article)
  by Martin, Robert Scott
• Making a fresh start: how Paul and Leslie Strebel reinvigorated their advisory practice--and how you could too.(Interview)
  by Uzelac, Ellen
• SWS on recruiting drive.(Bulking Up)(MSM Group)(SOUTHWEST SECURITIES)(Brief Article)
  by Martin, Robert Scott
• Brokers ask for transfer.(Terror Warning)(Brief Article)
  by Martin, Robert Scott
• From cradle to college: 529s remain the college-planning tool of choice for comprehensive planners.(focus on: Financial Planning)
  by Rusoff, Jane Wollman
• Handicapping the election.(Uncle Sam)(Brief Article)
  by Martin, Robert Scott
• Conflicted research lags.(Indie Edge)(Brief Article)
  by Martin, Robert Scott
• Investment tool: is the ETF poised to become the mutual fund of the 21st Century?(exchange traded fund)
  by Drucker, David
• Toyota enters broker business.(Global Markets)(Brief Article)
  by Martin, Robert Scott
• Seattle firm fights buyout.(Off-White Knight)(Brief Article)
  by Martin, Robert Scott
• Your money or your life? Issues of life and death trump economic concerns in November's vote.(The ethical Advisor)(Editorial)
  by Weinreich, Gil
• Mixed news from ING.(In The Spotlight)(Brief Article)
• DB and Weisel settle charges.(A Separate Peace)(Deutsche Bank AG )(Thomas Weisel Partners )(Brief Article)
  by Martin, Robert Scott
• Foreigners not fleeing Wall Street: U.S. economic dominance simply cannot be ignored.
  by Bayer, Alexei
• Being your best.(Publisher's Letter)
  by Tyndall, Robert
• Directed brokerage banned.(A New Era)(Brief Article)
• Filling the existential vacuum: Dr. Harry Stark knows that while a fat bank balance is nice, it takes more than cash to keep advisors motivated over the long haul. The psychotherapist turned career coach tells us where to look for meaning when the busines
  by Martin, Robert Scott