“Sell in May and go away" turned out to be not such good advice this year, but we're approaching what historically has been stocks' best six-month cycle. Here are five market sectors worth examining.

With industrial materials among the first to benefit as the global economy turns, the sector ranks as the No. 2 performer among the S&P 500’s 10 industry groups so far this year -- and Citigroup analysts now see nearly a 60% rebound in earnings per share likely for the sector in 2010.

Here are five stocks that should benefit from a lower dollar in 2010.

Soaring copper prices prompt a blow-out quarter for mining giant Freeport-McMoran. But is an encore performance likely?

The recession is over... or so says today’s GDP data. For the third quarter Gross Domestic Product rose by 3.5%  better than the analyst forecasted 3.2%. This was the first time the economy expanded in over four quarters snapping the worst recession since the Great Depression. Today’s positive GDP report was credited to the massive government stimulus that's been injected into the economy (think cash for clunkers). The market loved the news as the S&P 500 snapped a four day losing streak closing higher by 2.23% to 1065. The positive data also led to a rally in Crude Oil ...

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