51.   The market belongs to the stock picker.

52.   The new managers are more likely to be stock pickers than the superstars of the past.

53.   The pleasing part is that good stock pickers might end up with more-handsome retirements.

54.   The renowned stock picker -- shock of shocks -- even buys bonds.

55.   The top analysts in a sector may not be the best stock pickers.

56.   Their managers generally are stock pickers, who look for specific companies instead of industries showing promise.

57.   There are a lot of investment approaches, but nearly all winning stock pickers thirst for information on investing and on companies.

58.   These managers would be far better stock pickers if their clients gave them the freedom to lag behind the market for a few quarters along the way.

59.   They are active stock-picking funds, which means you have to hire active stock pickers.

60.   Throughout most of their careers, the successful hedge fund managers like Steinhardt made their reputations as highly skilled stock pickers.