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Christopher Robbins
Positive earnings growth signals continued momentum in the markets and the economy, the economist said.
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Karen DeMasters
Americans seem to want more liquidity and less money tied up in primary homes and retirement accounts, said Hearts & Wallets.
by
Joe Nocera
A new book portrays an activist investor who let ego get in the way of good judgment.
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Emily Chasan
The new guidance has some investors scratching their heads.
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Asia Martin
Clients may be relieved to know their 20 somethings aren't so different after all.
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Debbie Carlson
Gold, equities have seen a higher-than-normal correlation this year.
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Christopher Robbins
The billionaire investor also criticized Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin for dismissing the threat of inflation.
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Dani Burger
Sorting through the plethora of indexes creates a breakdown in the active-passive distinction, says one research firm.
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Ye Xie, Ben Bartenstein
The 79-year-old investor is bullish on EM stocks and thinks they will exceed 4.5% real returns.
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Dani Burger
Quant equity factors like momentum show no impact from turmoil.
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Andrew Atkinson
The income boom enjoyed by Generation X has turned to “bust” for the millennials, a new report says.
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Karen DeMasters
Hearts and Wallets asked investors which financial services firms have the best services and staffs.
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Kristine Owram
But he doesn’t expect volatility to return to the extreme calm that characterized 2017.
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Joanna Ossinger
He sees 10-year Treasury yields moving above 3 percent later in 2018.
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Christopher Robbins
Blaming computers for sudden market downturns is a knee-jerk reaction with no basis in fact, he said.
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Katia Porzecanski
“There is a lot of cash on the side to buy on the break," the hedge fund manager said.
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Lu Wang
Everything from equities to bonds are moving in unison to a degree rarely seen during this market cycle, the bank said.
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Joe Mayes, Rebecca Penty
The firm is in talks to buy a 55 percent stake in Thomson Reuters Corp.’s largest unit.
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Dani Burger
Everywhere you look--stocks, bonds, commodities, currencies--past winners keep thriving.
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Prashant Gopal
A Montana money manager who called the crisis sees red flags where most other analysts do not.
