Supply of the shortest-term securities is shrinking, Barclays says
Detroit's bankruptcy filing was expected, but it may cause ripple effects for advisers, particularly in the muni bond market.
Judge says cash earmarked to pay Jefferson County's debt holders could be used instead to cover its legal fees
Market participant floats limiting amount that can be issued per year
Latest Brinker Capital survey finds advisers' investment outlook improving despite some nagging concerns about Washington.
Downside risks are clear and present but 5-, 10-year outlooks solid, strategists say.
Exchange-traded products have allowed investors to take advantage of higher commodities prices, he says
Touts tapering, active management; says advisers will narrow use of ETFs
Live from the IMCA conference: 'Forget about hedge funds,' he says
Rating agency changing way it assesses both alternatives, traditional firms
Finance star calls active management "zero-sum game".
Coté, Doll love equities but hate Washington politics, health care law.
Value of P.R. muni bonds dropped last month.
JOBS Act allows it, but firms are leery of intrusive regulation; plus, most don't need to market.
Muni bond funds rocked by big bets on Puerto Rican debt, stirring up memories of 2008.
Bruce Kelly sheds light on the sleight of hand that investment banks and wirehouses play when charging fees to the very rich for investment advice.
