William Danoff might want to send a thank-you note to Steven Jobs, Apple Inc.'s chief executive officer.
Franklin Resources Inc. is beating every money manager in the Standard
& Poor's 500 Index this year. The reason may be investor disdain for
equities in the U.S...
Franklin Resources Inc. is beating every money manager in the Standard
& Poor's 500 Index this year. The reason may be investor disdain for
equities in the U.S...
by Marla Brill
The Schooner Fund uses hedging strategies to even out returns, and over the last three years that's helped it navigate market pullbacks.
Bank of America Corp. gained the most in four months of New York trading
as analysts from Wells Fargo & Co., Citigroup Inc. and Nomura
Holdings Inc. wrote that the biggest U.S...
BlackRock Inc., the world's biggest money manager, said second-quarter
profit increased 43 percent as fees climbed along with the assets it
oversees for investors.
Morgan Stanley is under pressure to show improvement after a two-year
effort to turn around the firm's fixed-income trading business.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Citigroup Inc., which report earnings this
week, are under pressure to show that banks can increase revenue as the
U.S. economic recovery sputters.
Fisher Investments Inc., the firm run by Forbes magazine columnist
Kenneth Fisher, may have to pay damages of $376,075 for breaching its
fiduciary duty to a retired investor.
The
219-year-old symbol of American capitalism is
about to complete a $9...
Charles Munger, the 87-year-old billionaire, used his farewell
conference to criticize Wall Street, reflect on investing and raising
children, and treat a fawning audience to his gratitude and...
by James Picerno
Recent research suggests that alpha isn't so elusive after all.
by Eric Uhlfelder
Telecoms are the top-yielding securities, but caution is needed to realize meaningful total returns.
Analysts are increasing sales forecasts for Standard & Poor's 500
Index companies by the most in three years, compensating investors as
the biggest expansion in profitability since 2002 ends.
Investors pulled $7.33 billion from U.S. stock mutual funds last week,
the most since the week of Sept. 1, while adding money to bond funds.
by
Dorothy Hinchcliff
U.S. investors might not know it, but the S&P 500
Index has now outperformed the BRIC nations' equity market for almost 3
1/2 years, Richard Bernstein said Wednesday at a conference of advisors.
by
Ray Fazzi
For the second time since the bull market began, profits are surging and stocks are falling-pushing valuations to the cheapest levels in 26 years.
by Eleanor O'Sullivan
Advisor Frank K. Martin, in his new book based on a collection of his annual reports to his clients at Martin Capital Management, concludes his cautionary tale of tumult in American finance this...
The world's largest fund managers have reduced their bullishness towards
equities at a record pace on concern that inflation may derail global
economic growth, according to an HSBC survey.
