by John Hathaway
Despite gold's spectacular advance, this manager believes gold mining equities offer a second chance for gains.
by David Marcus
Based on my conversations with several financial advisors over the past
few weeks, it seems clear that all of them are hearing the same message
from most of their clients: Get me out of the stock...
by Brandon Thomas
Navigating the post-downgrade market -- which investments may generate positive returns in rough waters.
by Andy Kapyrin and Chris Cordaro
A well-known financial advisor and a research director argue this popular measure of stock price value may be unreliable now...
by Ron Ianieri
Gold and other metals will continue to be a good investment because of what's happening in economies around the world.
by Michael D. Underhill
Investing
in infrastructure securities can provide unique attributes that contribute to
an investment portfolio's overall diversification and income needs while
providing for a much needed...
by J. Michael Martin, J.D., CFP
Gold "don't get no respect" from many professional investors.
Commodities rebounded from the biggest drop in two weeks after Goldman a Sachs Group Inc. said it's turning "more bullish" on raw materials as
demand improves.
by Daniel S. Choquette
This Putnam manager thinks there is little risk of the United States losing its AAA rating
status even with political gridlock over the next several quarters.
by Jeffrey L. Stouffer
Predictions abound that the 30-year bull market for bonds has ended. Bill
Gross of Pimco announced he has no exposure to
government securities...
New York Life Insurance Co. and Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co...
Hartford Financial Services Group Inc., the insurer that repaid a $3...
by Matthew Lettinga
Why heightened concerns in the municipal bond market may be exaggerated.
by Larry Kriesmer and Bernard Surovsky
Allowing clients to drive an uninsured portfolio through what amounts to
a demolition derby makes no sense. So why do some allow it to
happen?
by Jeffrey L. Stouffer
Commodity ETFs are easy to access, but they may be the wrong choice for investors if they incorporate futures contracts.
by Axel Merk
Economists, as well as Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke, like to tell us that food and energy inflation does not count. But they may be wrong.
The legendary Pimco fund manager believes the nation's financial system is out of whack and in need of new priorities.
by Michael Lewis
What caused the financial crisis, and why as a member of the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission I am not signing its report.
by Sean McGillivray
Why managed futures make sense for portfolios.
by Christopher Crosby
Investors shouldn't ignore the ongoing trends of urbanization and wealth generation in China and the investment opportunities they create.
