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MUTUAL FUNDS OCT 21, 2010
Bruce Berkowitz goes Old School with new fund

Famed investor looks to gain more flexibility with latest Fairholme offering. Says one industry watcher: “It's like going back to the days of old with a mutual fund that will make you money by going anywhere."

FIXED INCOME OCT 21, 2010
Paging long-term investors: Goldman to issue 50-year bonds, says source

Debt aimed at retail investors matures in 2060

RIA NEWS OCT 21, 2010
Wedgewood's Rolfe: Fishing in 'unloved pond of inefficiently priced stocks'

Gaps in the efficient markets theory create plenty of investing opportunities — even in some of the world's largest companies, according to David Rolfe, chief investment officer at Wedgewood Partners Inc., which has $775 million under management.

RIA NEWS OCT 21, 2010
'Frustrated' Finra members vote independents onto board

Slate of independent candidates from small firms elected; series of proxy proposals also approved

How are stock funds like Rodney Dangerfield?
RIA NEWS OCT 20, 2010
How are stock funds like Rodney Dangerfield?

Equities are outperforming junk bonds by the most in a decade — but investors continue to pull assets out of equity mutual funds

Incite: Kiss your assets goodbye when certainty reigns
RIA NEWS OCT 20, 2010
Incite: Kiss your assets goodbye when certainty reigns

Contrary to popular belief, markets thrive on a little confusion

RIA NEWS OCT 20, 2010
Investment Wars: Birinyi's old normal stomping Pimco's new normal

Large caps keep on rolling, while bond rally loses steam; economy will surprise 'on the upside'

EQUITIES OCT 20, 2010
For yield, stocks are beating bonds, says WHG's Freeman

In a wide-open pursuit of investment yield, stocks are trumping bonds, according to Mark Freeman, manager of the WHG Income Opportunity Fund Ticker:(WHGIX).

WIREHOUSES OCT 20, 2010
Morgan Stanley takes a 3Q loss

Morgan Stanley, owner of the world's largest brokerage, reported a third-quarter loss of 7 cents a share after writing down a stake in Revel Entertainment LLC, an Atlantic City casino project.

Ken Fisher: Fed stimulus may undercut demand for riskier assets
RIA NEWS OCT 20, 2010
Ken Fisher: Fed stimulus may undercut demand for riskier assets

Billionaire investor Kenneth Fisher said monetary stimulus from the Federal Reserve is unnecessary and could cause the dollar to weaken and reduce demand for riskier assets such as U.S. stocks.