RJ and Makay

The most popular catchphrase for investors in 2011 could very well end up being "long on women."

That term, coined by Bank of America/Merrill Lynch economists Neil Dutta and Ethan Harris in a recent letter to clients, refers to an investment strategy in which you overweight stocks of companies catering mainly to women. Such a strategy is worth considering for several reasons, Dutta and Harris assert.

It's been all over the internet lately, so you might already have heard: Financial advisor (FA) is high up on the list of careers associated with depression.

That uplifting tidbit was reported in a recent Health.com article listing the top fields in which full-timers are most apt to report an episode of major depression. FA was number 9 on the list. (The top 3 were Nursing Home/Child Care Worker, Food Service Staff, and Social Worker.)