March 3, 2008
ABC News.com
"Author Michael Farr Says You Can Start Saving in Your 30s, 40s or 50s"

March 6, 2008
CNBC Squawk Box
Low Expectations on Same-Store Sales (video, wmf)

February 13, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
Fresh Credit-Market Worry Deflates Financials-Led Rally (pdf)

January 9, 2008
USA TODAY
Stocks off to worst start ever (pdf)

September 14, 2007
CNBC
Consumer Health Check (video, wmf)

August 20, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
Credit, Profit Woes May Hit Stocks Even if Fed Acts Fast (pdf)

June 22, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
Kraft Rises; Starbucks, Sonic Slide (pdf)

May 31, 2007
USA TODAY
What follows a stock market record? More of 'em

April 25, 2007
The Politico
As the economy has grown, so has the wealth gap
By Michael Farr

March 20, 2007
The Politico
What Wall Street Wants From the Next President
By Michael Farr

March 8, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
Exxon Mobil, H-P, Payless ShoeSource Gain – Chico's FAS, Saks Rise, AT&T, Conseco Decline As Blue Chips End Down (pdf)

March 7, 2007
CNBC.com
Strong Day Until... (Video)

March 7, 2007
USA TODAY
Dow's bounce may not signal recover

February 2007
MoneyShow.com,
Large-Cap Growth the Way to Go (Video)
Michael Farr advocates large-cap growth for 2007 and shares his search criteria

February 6, 2007
USA TODAY
Mixed news produces mixed results

January 11, 2007
CNBC.com
Bullish Outlook (Video)
A look ahead at the market with market bull Michael Farr, Managing Director, Farr, Miller & Washington

January 11, 2007
USA TODAY
Sliding oil prices worry some investors (PDF)

January 9, 2007
The Wall Street Journal Online
IBM, Gap Gain, And RadioShack Rises on Outlook (PDF)

September 13, 2006
MarketWatch
Wal-Mart still waiting to catch fire (PDF)

September 12, 2005
The Wall Street Journal Online
Telus Surges; Alcoa, Genentech Fall (PDF)

August 22, 2006
Forbes.com
When The Tax Man Goes Clubbing (PDF)

August 18, 2006
USA TODAY
Investors Breathe Easier As Oil Retreats (PDF)

August 11, 2006
MarketWatch
Terrorism and the markets (PDF)

June 6, 2006
USA TODAY
Dow falls below 11,000 on economic confusion (PDF)

June 1, 2006
MarketWatch
Blue chips offer the best relative value (PDF)

May 2, 2006
Bloomberg
P&G May Report 3rd-Qtr Profit Rose on Gillette, Fusion Gains (PDF)

May 1, 2006
MarketWatch
A time for caution (PDF)

April 8, 2006
MarketWatch
Playing GE in an uncertain market (PDF)

March 15, 2006
MarketWatch
A Sleeping Giant (PDF)

February 1, 2006
MarketWatch
Markets can expect more clarity (PDF)

January 11, 2006
Yahoo! Finance
Home Depot-Hughes deal highlights retailer's plan

January 5, 2006
USA TODAY
Stocks continue good start to new year (PDF)

December 6, 2005
USA TODAY
With Oil Near $60, Markets Feel Slump (PDF)

December 5, 2005
MarketWatch
Take advantage of tech's long-term lag (PDF)

November 30, 2005
The Wall Street Journal
IRS Beefs Up Audits, Enforcement, Even as Customer Service Improves (PDF)

November 1, 2005
BusinessWeek Online
A Cautious Bull Among the Bears (PDF)

October 15, 2005
MarketWatch
Recession or inflation (PDF)

October 3, 2005
MarketWatch
Do your homework

September 15, 2005
CNN Money
Will the Fed shrug off Katrina?

August 31, 2005
USA Today
Soaring energy prices becoming 'a big deal'

August 24, 2005
BusinessWeek Online
Time for Investors to Take Cover?

August 15, 2005
USA Today Marketplace
Lowe's Profit Soars as Consumers Remodel (PDF)

April 6, 2005
The Wall Street Journal
Blue Chips Advance (PDF)

April 6, 2005
BusinessWeek Online
Dispassionate, Disciplined Investing

January 11, 2005
Washingtonpost.com
Online Chat

December 30, 2004
BusinessWeek Online
Stocks: Five Forces for a Fine Year

December 21, 2004
USA TODAY
Dow hits highest close since '01

November 4, 2004
Washington Post
Election 2004: The Economy (PDF)

October 12, 2004
BusinessWeek Online
"Value for Value's Sake Is Not Enough"

July 20, 2004
BusinessWeek Online
"Keep Your Eye on the Ball"

April 27, 2004
BusinessWeek Online
"Pay Attention to the Price of Fish"

March 23, 2004
WallStreetWeek with Fortune
Politics unusual

January 21, 2004
BusinessWeek Online
Run with the Bulls, but Watch Your Step