Speculative demand from investors has pushed the gold market into a “bubble that is poised to burst” after prices surged to a record this year, Wells Fargo & Co. said
The stock market may hit bottom, but home prices sure haven't. On average, houses are selling for nearly 6% less now than they were last summer. Here's the ten states that have seen the biggest declines.
Pessimism about U.S. stocks among 120 investment newsletter writers increased the most since July 2007, a bullish signal to analysts who track investor sentiment as a contrarian indicator of share performance.
Is it time to move back into equities? Insiders are buying for the first time since March 2009, said Blackstone Group's Byron Wien, who predicted on Jan. 3 that 10-year Treasury yields and economic growth will approach 5% this year--usually a good sign.
Far from being a replacement for the solid foundation of an index based on market capitalization, fundamental index strategies can act as a diversifier by removing some beta or broad market exposure
Looking for safe havens; 'lot of hideous things still to come out'
Asset management companies say that greater regulatory burdens are inhibiting growth, although the heightened oversight also may be contributing to a boost in hiring, according to a survey released last week
Robert Stinson Jr., 56, pleaded guilty in federal court in Philadelphia to 26 charges, including wire fraud, mail fraud, money laundering and bank fraud.
The liquidator of Bernard Madoff's firm, Irving Picard, reached a settlement with more than a dozen funds associated with hedge-fund firm Tremont Group Holdings Inc. by accepting a cash payment of more than $1 billion.
Money managers ranked by assets from clients with more than $100M.
Portfolio managers were as shaken as individual investors by the recent market turmoil, according to the results of the latest Bank of America Merrill Lynch global survey of fund managers
Portfolio managers were as shaken as individual investors by last week's market turmoil according to a global survey of fund managers that found that sentiment has taken a sharp turn for the worse.
With the flood of new regulations facing investment advisers, clearing and custody firms are taking on a larger supporting role for their clients.
Frustrated by ongoing funding challenges at the Securities and Exchange Commission, a consumer group has eased its opposition toward establishing a self-regulatory organization for investment adviser oversight.
Current governor Norensberg challenged by Davidson, Moloney; BofA's Krawcheck unopposed
The Section 529 college savings plan that Wells Fargo Funds Management LLC manages for Wisconsin performed the best of the nation's 35 adviser-sold plans over the past year, according to ratings by Savingforcollege.com
