This is the time for financial advisers to take an active role in helping clients navigate the confusion surrounding the state of the equities market.
Big chunk of fund spent shorting Uncle Sam's debt; could be years 'before you got any pleasure out of it'
In this new white paper, Invesco analysts examine the impact of recent health care reforms on the muni bond markets.
Short-term paper losses can likely be offset by reinvesting at higher rates
Reports about a 'Great Rotation' from fixed income into equities are raising expectations about the possibilities of a new secular bull market. But Richard Golod, director of global investment strategies at Invesco, says a little perspective is in order.
Before Pimco, led Federal Government's much-maligned TARP program.
Regulator told investors in an alert that outstanding bonds could see price drops with rising interest rates
After unit's restructuring, Rieder and Holt to take over.
Although the high-yield market might not have changed fundamentally, junk-bond yields have taken a noticeable dive from their peak late last month.
Changes come as Treasuries and other investment-grade fixed-income instruments are yielding near-record lows
Washington looks to wriggle out of promise made just two years ago; can lawmakers keep their hands off?
Sees shift to equities from bonds as interest rates rise.
Fund family comes out swinging against balanced portfolio's detractors; bonds still a great hedge
Despite a lack of corporate earnings growth in 2012, a surge of investor confidence boosted US stocks. But experts at Invesco don't believe that type of market rally is sustainable for the longer term. Looking ahead, we expect the market environment to be tougher in 2013 as companies face a crossroads: continue to hoard cash at the long-term expense of future growth, or reinvest in their business at the shorter-term expense of profit margins?
From farmland to junk bonds, officials concerned after buying binge.
Bloomberg poll finds nearly two-thirds plan to raise stock holdings over next six months.
Politics trumps logic, basic math in Capitol Hill cat fight
Says investors will take hit when Fed eases up on easing; 'not defying gravity'
