This Week in Barron's

This week in Barrons's: Luxury homes take a hit; The health of health care stocks; the price of Thanksgiving dinner; Financial web blogs

This Week in Barron's: Colgate-Palmolive is a better stock pick than most investors are giving it credit for; Honda is best positioned for a recovery once the auto industry shifts back into gear; be ready to start investing again at the beginning of next year; why you shouldn't jump back into technology stocks just yet.

This Week in Barron's: how president elect Barack Obama will affect various financial sectors; Emerson Electric and other members of the Standard and Poor's 'Dividend Aristocrats'; how a stronger dollar affects European companies; some major issues among solar stocks.

This Week in Barron's: A number of money managers are bullish or very bullish about the stock market's prospects through the middle of next year; Happy Hour may be coming to Molson Coors Brewing; Contango Capital CEO George Feiger thinks you should sit on your money; the popularity of Netbooks may cannibalize profit margins for PC makers.

This Week in Barron's: Some tech companies that could do well in a recession; Foster's is not Australian for wine; Johnson & Johnson could be a band-aid for your investment portfolio; growing recognition of environmental challenges makes green investing a new hotspot.

This Week in Barron's: Things aren't as bad as they seem; Emcore has brighter days ahead; some executives on Wall Street are buying up shares of company stock; the biggest losers in the stock market may see the biggest snapback.

This Week in Barron's: the biggest cash cows among US companies and Barron's choice for the top 25; MetLife is becoming an increasingly attractive stock; what to do about declining mutual fund values; most of corporate America still faces headwinds.

This Week in Barron's: Starbucks should be able to get back into Wall Street's good graces; emerging markets provide a long term investing opportunity; stock up on meat while it's relatively cheap; there's probably more upside in Nike stock.

This Week in Barron's: There are plenty of bargains in the luxury car segment; there are buying opportunities for Ciena; the shaky market this past week did provide a drop in energy prices; Google is too cheap to ignore.

This Week in Barron's: these are scary times if you're trying to safeguard your retirement savings; a look at history may provide the best insight for stable returns during the current economic downturn; a lesson in patience from portfolio manager Jeffrey Gundlach; shares of Middleby are far more valuable than Wall Street gives them credit for.

This Week in Barron's: this could be your lucky day if you know a tax cheat; earning respect from Wall Street takes time; it seems that the tech sector is finally starting to crack; Discover appears to be in good position to weather the credit crunch.

This Week in Barron's: Some market pros finally concede that a rousing year-end rally is unlikely; now is a good time to own Prudential; why energy companies should focus on natural gas deposits in the US; the boom in foreign stocks may be over.

This Week in Barron's: First Energy is a bright light within the energy industry; a deal for People's United could be a huge boost; long term tax reductions don't exist for society as a whole; no matter who wins the election there is good chance taxes will go up.

This Week in Barron's: Broadcom has found a real hot spot; Bushnell's Backtrack is the perfect device for people who tend to get lost; a defense for R.H. Donnelly and printed yellow pages; Steven Barry of Goldman Sachs says this is a stock picker's market.

This Week in Barron's: Staying calm and agile is the best way to profit in this shaky market; the tides are shifting for American Water Works; why investors should consider shares of Auxilium Pharmaceuticals; ways to benefit from the recent drop in energy prices.