Kenneth Klee


Returns: More Reasons to Love Your Banker

By Kenneth Klee |  Feb 1, 2003

These days your best bet for investing your money may well be the same place you borrow it from.  Read story

Returns: Terra Firma

By Kenneth Klee |  Jan 1, 2003

Market bubble or no, there are good reasons -- and smart ways -- to invest in real estate.  Read story

Returns: Rational Pessimism

By Kenneth Klee |  Dec 1, 2002

Turns out there's a bright side to falling stock prices.  Read story

Why Good Entrepreneurs Make Bad Investors

By Kenneth Klee |  Nov 1, 2002

Investing is complicated for everybody, but does anyone bring more baggage to the task than an entrepreneur? Here's how to overcome the personal finance chal...  Read story

Returns: Mergers and Accusations

By Kenneth Klee |  Oct 1, 2002

Yes, most mergers are misguided. But savvy investors shouldn't overlook those few companies that get them right.  Read story

Returns: It's a Big World, After All

By Kenneth Klee |  Sep 1, 2002

Not so long ago, the U.S. markets looked like the only ones worth investing in. But they weren't then -- and they sure aren't now.  Read story

Web Resources: Investing in Nightclubs

By Kenneth Klee |  Aug 7, 2002

Financial writer Kenneth Klee offers two resources for entrepreneurs interested in investing in nightclubs.  Read story

Angels After Dark

By Kenneth Klee |  Aug 1, 2002

Stocks, shmocks. What angel-investor wanna-be wouldn't like a piece of a nice rock-and-roll emporium?  Read story

Returns: The Insider Story

By Kenneth Klee |  Jul 1, 2002

The news is full of hand-wringing about top managers who sell their company's stock. But it's when they buy that investors should notice.  Read story

Returns: The Industry You Can't Afford to Miss

By Kenneth Klee |  May 1, 2002

Biotech is entrepreneurial, world changing, and unpredictable -- and every serious investor is wondering how to get into it.  Read story

Returns: Buy Now, Pay Later

By Kenneth Klee |  Apr 1, 2002

Just because you want your company to have an IPO doesn't mean you should invest in someone else's. Unless you do it like this.  Read story

Buy the Boss -- or the Company?

By Kenneth Klee |  Mar 1, 2002

Sure, CEOs affect how their stocks perform. Does that mean you should consider the CEO when picking your portfolio?  Read story