by Jason Apollo Voss
It is shocking that in the modern era of computing,
where people have the equivalent power of a 1980s-era super computer on their
desktop, that so many investors continue to use an old, flawed,...
The Kansas City Fed chief says he's increasingly confident the recovery is sustainable and likely to gain strength.
Pimco's Bill Gross says debt in emerging market countries will offer more return and protection than U.S. bonds as this country continues perpetual trillion-dollar deficits.
by F. Noel Perry
Its growing investment in clean technologies will be among the trends to help the state get out of the hole.
The gap between the haves and have-nots in the U.S. is being drawn along geographic lines, Census Bureau data shows.
by Jerilyn Klein Bier
A major new Calvert study identifies which public companies have made the most strides in building greener and cleaner homes.
President Obama's agreement to prolong Bush-era income-tax cuts
may reduce pressure on the Fed to extend its $600 billion
bond-purchase program while spurring U.S. economic growth.
Hedge fund managers say Europe's debt woes pose one of the biggest risks to a global economic outlook that has only gradually improved this year.
Gary Shilling,
who predicted the U.S. housing collapse, says the stock market is
overvalued and foresees a "significant" selloff within a year.
Leading investment strategists see trouble on the horizon, but believe there's still time to cash in on the mania.
The S&P 500 will rise 8.4% in
the next 12 months, as investors become less risk-averse and look ahead
to stronger economic growth in 2012, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. said.
Stick with stocks, says investor Edward Zajac. He should know. The
94-year-old has been trading for 72 years and said he's made about $2.5
million.
by David J. D'Amico
At a time when investors are looking for safety, there exists a strong case for tactical asset allocation.
by Michelle Knight
In an investment world where volatility has become the new normal, consider these techniques to help you work effectively with clients.
by Andrew Gluck
Are state regulators ready to assume oversight of some 4,200 RIAs?
by Michael J. Reed
How to match investors' risk appetite with their assets.
by Scott A. MacKillop
The debate over the fiduciary standard should be about clients-and it would be over in a heartbeat if it were.
The recession last year hurt
almost every part of American life, from household finances to marriage
rates and teenage employment, says the Census Bureau.
The Dow Jones
Industrial Average will surge to 38,820 in an eight-year "super boom"
that will begin in 2017, according to a well-known stock tracker.
U.S. stocks would probably rally through February should the Democrats lose control of the Senate in November, according to a Birinyi
Associates Inc. study of returns going back to 1946.
