In an about-face, investors are favoring stocks over bonds this year.
Veteran investor who predicted both the dot-com and housing bubbles is warning about a possible "melt-up" in stocks
Rising U.S. deficit and Fed tightening are putting upward pressure on the 10-year yield
If the president's move sparks a trade war, you'll be glad you paid attention.
Daniel Pinto says investors could respond badly to additional moves on tariffs.
Financial advisers in conservative areas say the president's backers are putting more money into equities.
But on the bright side, the economy would probably muddle through
Firm considering move to team management approach, says Wall Street Journal.
Treasury bonds' bear market is over and yield curve will continue to flatten, analysts say
Data show stocks have held up well during rising rate environments, but not so well during periods when inflation was picking up.
Stocks have lagged amid skepticism about the Trump administration's plan.
Equity mutual funds beat benchmarks across the board, with the large-cap growth category doing best.
As stock investors fret about rising rates, this week's CPI report could guide the market's next phase.
SPDR S&P 500 exchange-traded fund saw outflows amounting to 8% of its total assets last week.
Michael Wilson sees the S&P 500 index ending the year 5% above its current level.
Veteran investor cites the level of debt that has accumulated since the financial crisis.
Veteran investor cites the level of debt that has accumulated since the financial crisis, especially in the U.S.
More than $46 billion went to taxable bonds last month, versus $17 billion flowing into stock funds and ETFs.
Over the past week, 401(k) participants have been trading much more than usual, moving from equities into fixed income and money funds.
Treasury 10-year yield is trading at a four-year high at 2.85%, stoking fears of Fed tightening
