A thorough review of asset class valuations reveals many asset classes may have come too far, too fast in the financial market’s recent rally.
Although the economy is beginning to recover, the strength and durability of the rebound remains to be seen.
How have the dividends paid by companies in European sector indexes changed since the credit crunch? Here's a look at recent trends.
How have the dividends paid by companies in European sector indices changed since the credit crunch? We take a chart-based look at recent trends.
Money shifts China's way as investment dollars head to Asia in latest Russell reconstitution.
The odds of a double-dip recession are growing. Emerging markets and corporate bonds appear vulnerable. But some areas look attractive.
Will it take additional 'less bad news' to move the stock market's needle forward?
In this changing environment, financial advisers and investors continue to seek ETF strategies that will perform well and add portfolio diversification.
While UNG keeps gaining assets, there's another natural gas ETF that's clobbering both the market and its much more popular rival.
Cause for celebration if you’re a hedge fund manager, right?
Portfolio manager isn't convinced of the current rally's staying power. But he's sticking to his guns.
Investors are largely recovering from their risk aversion. What does this spell for bonds, equities and commodities?
Peter Schiff has been hailed by many as a genius, but do his investors agree?
The S&P GSCI increased 19.67% in May, the most since September 1990.
How independence can tell you if the beta climate is too hot, too cold or comfortable.
Among the many fans of Suze Orman is Cheryl Curran. Still, the Seattle-based adviser is wary of Orman’s investment recommendations.
Clean Edge co-founder Ron Pernick sees prices for renewable energy moving in the opposite direction of conventional energy markets.
Economist isn't hot on prospects for gold or the greenback. But he's expecting China, Brazil and India to outperform the U.S. and Europe.
David Morris, developer of the GWA indexes, also says nonfinancial profits are better than many people think.
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