After the best quarter in a year, stock prices have room for more gains but some analysts are looking for earnings power to drive the rally.
Slow growth for equity unit may have hastened his exit, pundits say.
Pensioners bump muni bonds from senior debt status
Marketing hype makes structured notes sound like a sure thing. Read the fine print and you might come away with a slightly different conclusion.
David Lerner Associates Inc. isn't out of the legal woods despite the stiff sanctions leveled against it last week over the firm's sale of nontraded REITs and municipal bonds.
Finra on Monday lowered the boom on David Lerner Associates and its high-profile CEO.
American Funds will launch three bond funds in 2013, but the company insists the move is not a reaction to heavy stock outflows.
Buoyed by the flood into equities, American Funds finally recorded net positive inflows last month. The question: Where to from here?
The SEC today slapped Illinois with fraud charges, claiming the state raised $2.2B in bond offerings without disclosing the massive hole in its pension funding.
In the middle of a classic bull run, investors yanked money out of equity mutual funds.
Despite all the hype about a return to U.S. equities, investors flocked back to bond funds - and international equities - in February. Take that, great rotation.
Puerto Rico's munis represent the 'fattest tail risk' in the market, managers at BlackRock warn. The worry? If investors smell default, a run on the tax-free bonds could break out.
Exchange-traded funds' liquidity could be a double-edged sword
Investors have pulled approximately $1 billion from the two largest junk bond ETFs year-to-date
Stock rally as good a time as any to review allocation.
Managers can adjust on the fly, use currencies to capture alpha.
Investors pulled $5.3 billion in 2012; better than the $36.3 billion yanked in 2011.
