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BofA joins top bulls in outlook for S&P 500
Strategists boost earnings expectations tying BMO, Deutsche Bank.
Is the S&P 500 rally facing a risky tech bubble?
Veteran stock-watcher Ed Yardeni is nervous about the pace of gains.
Broker-dealer index stays on pace with S&P 500 this year
'The broker-dealers are the toll collectors of trading volume.'
Fed opens the door to rate cuts
After a relentless stock rally, central bank makes its final policy announcement of 2023.
How to avoid stock overlap in world full of ETFs
The more funds an advisor adds to a client's portfolio, the higher the likelihood of serious stock duplication.
CEO pay falls, but still 271 times higher than median workers’
Data published by the AFL-CIO reveal the emerging role of AI.
Strong first half for markets forces advisors to defend pessimistic outlooks
The broad markets are climbing a wall of worry, although that's been overshadowed by the triple-digit returns of tech sector highfliers.
New bull market doesn’t take recession off the table
Market watchers warn against falling for the head fake of a tech-driven stock market that isn't accurately reflecting broader economic risks.
Advisors’ worst fears coming into 2023 proving groundless, so far
A relatively smoother ride in the financial markets this year should allow advisors and their clients to breathe a sigh of relief.
A rare gloomy outlook on the future of RIA M&A
A DeVoe & Co. report shows buyers and sellers are worried about the impact of the equity markets and overall economy on RIA valuations, which could drag down the pace of deal activity.
Upstart manager seeks to unseat S&P 500 by asking investors for personal data instead of fees
Delphia's unique business model hopes to drive performance by culling data provided by investors. Skeptics say it might be too clever to succeed.
ETF strategy that avoids noise of open markets will arouse adviser curiosity
NightShares bets on the serene sophistication of markets that are closed to beat the indexes by sitting out the action during the day.
Market sell-off puts mutual funds on track for $1 trillion of outflows in 2022
The appeal of the old-school fund wrapper is taking a big hit as investors and advisers move to the sidelines.
Sensing a market bottom, wealthy investors are moving back into stocks
A July survey of Tiger 21 members shows a renewed appetite for stocks that's being compared to the buying that occurred at the market bottom in 2009.
Financial advisers turn surprisingly bullish on the second half
Almost 90% of survey respondents believe the stock market can erase most of the losses that occurred during the first half, according to an InspereX survey.
Making the case for mild recession and stock rebound in the second half
Columbia Threadneedle analysts say that the U.S. might already be in recession and that the Fed might not need to raise the fed funds rate higher than 3%.
As market sell-off continues, financial advisers are searching for answers
Advisers are hoping the worst is over and trying to keep clients focused on the long term.
Advisers buckle up for more market volatility
Trouble in the bond markets is moving investment portfolios well beyond traditional allocations of 60% stocks and 40% bonds.
ETF inflows on track to shatter 2020 record
Flows into exchange-traded funds have been unprecedented this year, even against the backdrop of a record 2020. Despite market valuations and inflation threats, financial advisers are keeping the pedal to the metal.
Market volatility focuses attention back on inflation risks
The historic government spending, combined with wage pressures, could be the catalyst for runaway inflation, according to experts. The S&P 500 Index, which is still up 9.5% from the start of the year, fell by nearly 4% early this week.
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