SEC eyes tougher rules for high-frequency traders; loss of specialists bemoaned
Investors are moving more money than ever before out of stocks and into bonds, widening a valuation gap and convincing some major fund companies and investors that now is the time to buy equities.
Citigroup Inc.'s private bank will triple the number of hedge funds such as Paulson & Co. that its wealthy clients can invest in, under a push to increase money-management revenue.
Lam sees little chance of economic relapse; 'prolonged period of mild growth'
David Dreman, the fund manager best known for against-the-grain bets on stocks he deems cheap, will step down as co-chief investment officer of Dreman Value Management LLC.
This just in: The recession that started in December 2007 ended in June 2009, according to the official arbiter of the U.S. business cycle.
The longest and deepest U.S. recession since the Great Depression ended in June 2009, lasting 18 months, the National Bureau of Economic Research said.
Free money? Big bank consolidation? Extend and pretend? If this all sounds awfully familiar, you're on to something.
A buildup of free cash flow creates an “extremely compelling” case for small-cap stocks, according to Steve Salopek, manager of the $100 million ING Small Cap Opportunities Fund Ticker:(NSPAX).
