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Evan Simonoff
The bull market that gets no respect could start claiming some big RIAs as victims if it stays on course.
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Evan Simonoff
Historians have every right to examine the personal lives of famous economists, but Niall Ferguson fails to consider historical context when he singles out John Maynard Keynes.
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Evan Simonoff
When one meets Ron Paul, two characteristics are immediately evident. The first is that he is a gentleman. The second is that he is a skilled politician, however unorthodox he may be.
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by Evan Simonoff
For the financial markets, the big news early in the second quarter was the collapse of gold, which was down 15% in just two days.
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Evan Simonoff
Who would buy 30-Year Treasury bonds? DoubleLine CEO Jeffrey Gundlach for one—he has them in his personal account.
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Evan Simonoff
When DoubleLine CEO Jeffrey Gundlach recommended buying Japanese equities earlier this year, he was called an idiot. He expected Japan's Nikkei stock index to rise to 13,000 in yen by year-end 2013...
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Evan Simonoff
The anemic economic recovery is keeping many investors out of equities -- which may be a big mistake, Nuveen's chief equity strategist said today.
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by FA Staff
About 150 wirehouse teams with a combined $30 billion could fly the coop in 2013.
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by Evan Simonoff
In this month’s cover story, senior editor Eric Rasmussen profiles Jane Williams, who co-founded Sand Hill Global Advisors in Palo Alto, Calif., just about three decades ago.
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by Evan Simonoff
In this month’s cover story, senior editor Eric Rasmussen profiles Jane Williams, who co-founded Sand Hill Global Advisors in Palo Alto, Calif., just about three decades ago...
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