With the expiration of the second round of quantitative easing scheduled for next month, investors shouldn't assume that the fixed-income markets will respond as they did at the expiration of the first round
Principal concern is protecting principal; taking a page from their grandparents
Close to half of advisers who recommend closed end mutual funds to their clients admit that research on most of the funds is 'inadequate.' This is not exactly a confidence-builder.
Milev says rise in price of crude boosting country to No. 1 choice among emerging European markets
Dale Harvey of Poplar Forest Partners prefers cheap and out-of-favor stocks
It's taken over three years, but loan approvals for small businesses are back to pre-crisis levels.
Independent financial advisers slam his economic policies; Reagan still the man
As much of the world frantically adjusts to rising commodities prices, this might seem like a good time to jump into one of the many commodity-based exchange-traded funds introduced over the past several years
If an investor can hang on during short-term periods of underperformance, it turns out the old buy-and-hold argument for well-managed mutual funds may be right after all. That's one of the key take-aways of research conducted by Robert W. Baird & Co. Inc.
