As the storm called Gustav heads for America's Gulf Coast, Susquehanna Financial Group gaming, lodging, and leisure analyst Robert LaFleur says casinos in the region are better prepared to weather the storm than they were when Hurricane Katrina came ashore.   Read More

Gary Stefanski's school color is orange, but he spends a lot of time looking for green. He's portfolio manager of the investment club at Syracuse University. The portfolio currently runs about $155,000.   Read More

There's still a lot of real estate between the storm called Gustav and the offshore oil and gas rigs in the Gulf of Mexico, but Randy Frederick is already thinking past the storm -- to the challenge of fixing up and cleaning up.   Read More

Russian gas stocks like Gazprom, Lukoil are Rosneft are very attractive at current valuations, but only for investors ready to make a risky play, James Bevan, chief investment officer at CCLA Investment Management, told CNBC Friday.    Read More

With Gustav apparently heading for America's oil and gas fields in the Gulf of Mexico, Eric Marshall says there are some swiftly-developing long-term opportunities for investors.   Read More

Five-star fund manager David Scott says a couple of stocks that are trading at the top of their range still deserve serious consideration by investors.  One of the stocks is in oil services and the other, in cyber-security.     Read More

Gabe Hilmoe is getting an early start on the stock market.  He's portfolio manager of the Henry Fund at the University of Iowa, and he's got some strong ideas about equity investments.   Read More

Nancy Tooke argues that investors can find big things in small-cap stocks, and she has a couple of names she thinks will bear that out.   Read More

You're never too young to pick stocks, and 21-year-old Laura Bordelon is living -- and investing -- proof. She's portfolio manager of the Green and Gold Fund, although she's just started her senior year at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.   Read More

David Sowerby says investors make the most money when they run against the herd.  The chief market analyst of Loomis Sayles says people are gloomy right now -- and that's a buy signal.   Read More