Investors over-shoot by over-reading Fed's tea leaves.
Silver lining in month-long jump in rates? That could be it for now.
Rates are rising but there's no big catalyst to drive big losses.
As debt yields shrink, bond giant looking at other avenues
Dickson says funds using Barclays Aggregate as benchmark are larding on the corporate debt to hike yields; 'mismatch'
Good for advisers seeking ways to help clients protect principal.
The idea may be theoretically interesting, but it is too complex and practically unworkable
S&P 500 back above 1,500; corporate earnings surprise
With interest rates and monetary policy locked in for the near term and fiscal policy uncertainties expected to persist, our top-down 2013 outlook is for a low growth, low inflation economic environment. We believe this "Goldilocks" environment — which is neither "too hot" nor "too cold" — could be credit supportive. A bottom-up reading of the credit environment also supports this view, but the story becomes more of a cautionary tale in which investors need to be more selective about their investment choices.
IN webcast panel stress need for flexibility in allocations.
After setting inflow record for 2012, mutual fund firm beats rivals with $53B take in Q1.
Interest rates are low now, but this Fidelity fund manager is guarding against what happens in the long run
Funds had $70B worth of net inflows, with 90% in stocks
Alternatives seen as crucial to portfolio constructions, but risk premium still a turn off for many
Star fund manager says he doesn't want to resort to 'shadow markets' like derivatives.
Looking for alpha and beta, BlackRock fund manager goes long and short
