Troubled SAC Capital hedge fund becomes a family office
Breakfast with Benjamin is back. Today: SAC Capital is now a family office; gold and silver start to shine; navigating bonds with ETFs; another debt-ceiling fight; cheaper gas in 2014; and the biggest product flops of 2013.
- SAC Capital Advisors hedge fund is transforming into a family office after gaining 20% last year. Two decades of impressive returns
- Gold and silver prices jump as new buyers start looking for bargains. In the wake of a lousy year for the precious metals
- Five stocks that would benefit from a gold-price recovery. Buying in at a 30-year low
- Using bond ETFs to strike a balance between credit, duration and sector exposure. Rates already way up from 2013 lows
- ETFs added $175 billion last year and already look like growth leaders in 2014. Flexible, innovative and liquid strategies
- Happy New Year and welcome to another debt ceiling fight. Congress starts bickering ahead of the February deadline
- Gasoline got cheaper in 2013 and prices should fall again this year. Lowest gas prices in three years
- The biggest product flops of 2013. See-through yoga pants, The Lone Ranger, HealthCare.gov
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