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Thursday October 29, 2009

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Power3 Medical Products, Inc. (OTCBB: PWRM), a leader in neurodegenerative disease and cancer biomarkers and diagnostic tests, announces further international recognition of validity as the company’s President and CSO, Dr. Ira Goldknopf, will deliver an invited Keynote address and chair a session on “Biomarkers and Diagnostics in Personalized Medicine (Track 6-4),” at the BIT Life Sciences 2nd International Congress and Expo of Molecular Diagnostics in Beijing, China, November 19-21, 2009. The Theme of the meeting is “New Leadership of

The nature of the financial adviser marketplace has changed. And that means that some investors should probably change their financial advisers.

A decade ago, the task of most mainstream financial advisers was relatively simple. They formed relationships with clients, developed a straightforward wealth-building plan, invested their clients’ money in a portfolio of mutual funds and tried to make sure that their clients didn’t do anything stupid while the market did the work.

To me, that last piece was always the most valuable. Having someone or something in between you and your money is often a good idea. A good adviser can dissuade you from acting on impulse, either rushing to buy the “next big thing” or rushing to sell something that has under-performed. In both cases, it usually saves you money in the long run.

For most advisers, however, the task of actually managing money was secondary. The best portfolios are almost always

BlackRock's veteran CIO believes this rally can last. But he warns that growth will likely be slow, with some sectors doing better than others.

Bob Doll has been chief investment officer of global equities at BlackRock Inc. since 2006. Before that he served in several portfolio management and executive investment positions with Merrill Lynch. Starting in 1999, he became chief investment officer of equities at Merrill Lynch Investment Management Americas. He later was promoted to co-head of that unit and senior vice president at Merrill Lynch. 

During a recent pause in market activity, IndexUniverse.com's Murray Coleman talked to the BlackRock CIO about his take on various sectors and asset classes.  

IU.com: Do you think this rally has legs?

Doll: Yes, over time. But it's not going to follow a one-way path heading straight up. There will be some rallies followed by some pullbacks—a lot of volatility still remains in