In the markets, you must be flexible. As the old sailor's axiom states – you can't change the direction of the wind, but you can adjust the sails.
Barton Biggs, the hedge fund manager who sold half his equity holdings at the start of July, said today that signs the U.S. economy will avoid a recession spurred him to build the stakes back up.
The dollar touched a level below 86 yen for the first time this year and headed for a third straight monthly loss as a government report showed U.S. economic growth slowed in the second quarter.
Women control about 27% of the world's wealth — roughly $20 trillion — but many feel that their advisers patronize them. What's more, many contend that they don't get the same “square deal” as men.
TD Ameritrade Institutional reported today that it has attracted more breakaway advisers to the firm during the first nine months of its current fiscal year than it did in all of fiscal 2009.
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority Inc. could oversee registered investment advisers through a separate governance structure, according to Richard Brueckner, a longtime member of the self-regulatory organization's board.
Few historians, market participants or former regulators say they expect the current financial reform bill to put an end to financial crises
The corn ETF, like Teucrium's other ETFs in registration, uses staggered futures contracts to track the current price of the commodity.
All salaries and commissions have been terminated, except for a “limited” number of workers
Envestnet, a Chicago company that provides Web-based services for financial advisers, filed for an initial public offering of stock worth up to $100 million Friday.
