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Inside the February Issue...

COVER
How to make a MILLION
The men and women profiled here didn't inherit their fortunes: They earned them. Some invested well. Others started ventures that took off. But all say they never lost sight of their goal.

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Blooming BARGAINS
If high-priced blue chips don't set your heart racing, then you could be ready to take a flier on these five beaten-down stocks. All are priced under $9 but have the potential to post big returns for adventurous investors. MORE...
Plus: Anti-Atkins companies poised for a comeback and bargain-basement drug stocks.

REWARDS
Music on the MOVE
These versatile wireless speaker systems let you shuttle your sound around. But how good are they? Plus: Apple's AirPort Express.

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