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I am rather proud of that headline.
How often do you get to riff on Bill Gross (“the new normal”) and Michael Lewis (“The New New Thing”) at the same time? As a bonus, I think it
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With advisers serving a more diverse group of clients than ever before, discussions about emotionally charged topics may become unavoidable.
Who's afraid of slower growth and puny inflation rates? Apparently, not investors
With the Fed out of tricks, investors should expect a more volatile economy and market over the next 20 years
If everyone is scared to go into an asset class, then there will be no competition and prices will not get bid up.
As the housing market starts to recover, advisers and investors might want to reconsider portfolio allocations.
