Refinancings, fixed-rate mortgages take it in the teeth after 'unheard-of' hike in borrowing costs
REITs can benefit from rising rates, portfolio manager says
Without a significant rise in household income, they will be capped by affordability and much stricter lending criteria, NewOak CEO says
Property company's buying binge rolls on; rebuffed in March by Cole
Repurchases seen as providing support for stocks.
Pimco fund manager says bull market peaked on April 29; Treasuries still better than cash
Pimco founder has been advising investors to sell riskier assets, buy government debt.
Market psychology, economic data may mean the answer is yes; concerns about QE3 tapering off linger
In front of mutual fund group, chief regulator says little about revamp.
Despite run-up in sales, home prices still way below peak levels of 2006; 'third inning'
Ben Bernanke's clear — and seemingly endless — statements about Fed policy have eased the worries of many money managers, who now see a soft landing for Treasuries. | <i><a href=http://www.investmentnews.com/article/20130507/FREE/130509933>Gross:</i> 'There will be haircuts'</a>
The billionaire businessman plans to give away three suitcases full of cash Wednesday to advertise the start of FundAnything.
Facebook Inc.'s 6.3% drop yesterday, after the end of restrictions on share sales by its biggest investors, was the second-largest post-lock-up decline among companies that have gone public since January 2011.
Investors should take note: the housing market still has its issues, notably rising mortgage delinquency rates for some homebuyers.
Shares not nearly as dear as they were during dot-com boom; less fear about CAPE ratio
