History suggests that investors could benefit from paying attention to the presidential election cycle. In modern times, the fourth year of a president's term has tended to be a positive one for stocks, as the incumbent does all the he can to remain in office.
Failure to reform money-market funds would be a mistake: Economist panel
Legendary bond investor Dan Fuss says investors should swap market risk for company risk
Princeton professor warns investors not to give short shrift to the big country; China growth rate 'most incredible' ever
Add the online broker to the growing list of firms queuing up to offer actively managed ETFs
New research from industry groups shows that macroeconomic events are more to blame for volatility than exchange-traded funds
Insurer to stop issuing the GMIB Plus IV rider Feb. 24
Says funds have held up despite fears of a global recession and drama on the Continent
Economist sees market retreat ahead, heads for the sidelines; just as soon sit this one out
Goldman strategist sees S&P 500 ending year as high as 1,600; corporate capex still robust
Insurer to pay nearly $10M to close case; states claim carrier had commission arrangement with Uvest, ProEquities
Mutual funds in the U.S. that focus on bonds have the highest percentage of their assets in cash since 2008, which may temper a rise in yields from about record lows as managers put that money to work.
Despite months of legal wrangling with his former employer, TCW Group Inc., it appears that Jeffrey Gundlach's move to start his own firm is paying off
