Ninth straight quarter of negative outflows
Survey finds they are more likely to stick with managers that display consistency -- but time horizon getting shorter
U.S. companies are earning too much for the bull market to be derailed by speculation that Europe's debt crisis will spread, according to Laszlo Birinyi, who advised clients to buy shares before they bottomed in March 2009
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke tomorrow may disappoint stock investors betting on a commitment to step up stimulus. He has little choice, given rising consumer prices and a U.S. economy that is still growing.
Survey reveals big disconnect between what investors want — and what fund managers think they want
Agency to begin collecting data on municipal bonds from MSRB; has authority to nix tax break
Ten-year Treasuries up 28% this year as fed head has managed to keep consumer prices in check
No matter what the Federal Reserve does to jump-start the stalled economy — and no matter what that effort is called — financial advisers should anticipate more downward pressure on interest rates
Pacific Investment Management Co.'s Mohamed El-Erian said President Barack Obama is moving for the first time to “get ahead” of U.S. economic challenges because the Federal Reserve is unable to revive employment on its own.
Regulator aims to impose fiduciary standard, compensation limits in bid to eliminate conflicts of interest
Asset managers telling clients to pounce with BRICs and others down 35% from 15-year average
Analysts sees nearly 40% return by end of 2012; soft landing in China the key
Latest currency ETF from fund firm
Survey reveals real interest in purchasing exchange-traded funds and real ignorance about exchange-traded funds
Financial advisers a bit lost as exchange-traded funds evolve; more changes to come, too
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Unofficial proposals to create government debt backed by the entire 17-member eurozone would produce a massive bond market, similar in size, liquidity and quality to the $7.3 trillion U.S. Treasury market
