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Brad McMillan
For institutional investors, China’s situation brings back old memories—specifically, the Asian financial crisis of 1997–1998.
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Peter Beer
As Manchester demonstrates, organizations producing high-demand, live content are among those best positioned to thrive in the condensed, interconnected, informational 21st century.
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Brad McMillan
Future strong market returns now require valuations to move above 2007 levels and closer to the levels of 2000.
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Gary Stroik
Index funds might not provide enough diversification during the next big market downturn.
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Burt White
Investors were braced for an earnings decline in the second quarter of 2015 but will almost certainly end up with another quarterly earnings gain.
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Brad McMillan
One potential issue on my radar lately is what the next major war might be--and my eye is on Europe and Asia.
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Burt White
The biggest stories this earnings season will again be energy and the dollar, says LPL's CIO.
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Timothy Atwill
Saudi Arabia will start to gradually open its equity market to foreign investors on Wednesday, creating new emerging market opportunities for asset managers and investors.
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Brad McMillan
China’s faltering stock market presents real risks, but at this point, we don’t know whether it will turn out to be a problem at all, much less a severe one.
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Brad McMillan
If Greece is forced out, a major segment of Europe will have to change dramatically if the Greek exit isn’t to become the first of several.
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Anthony Valeri
History shows that the philosophy of "buy low, sell high" isn't always the best route for investors, and that buying high sometimes pays in the end.
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Brad McMillan
What happens in Greece will have major repercussions for Europe.
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Chris Meyer
The recent tumble in the price of crude oil and the consequent turmoil in the stocks of oil producers illustrate how market timing can go wrong, even for experts.
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John Reese
A bottom’s up, fundamentally-oriented approach based on the investing greats can give investors the best chance for strong long-term returns.
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Charles Tan
U.S. corporate bonds are gaining interest among foreign investors, especially in the eyes of European pension funds.
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Colin McWey
Investors who want to evaluate whether a company might improve its performance should look at three areas, says this manager.
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Jeff Wittmoyer
As rising interest rates become more likely, investors may want to consider diversifying into alternative strategies that have greater flexibility than traditional asset classes.
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Gershon Distenfeld
We’ve been hearing a lot lately from people who fear that rising interest rates may cause a crisis in U.S. high yield. In our view, the logic doesn’t add up.
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Burt White
This week we pay tribute to David Letterman’s last "Late Show" with our own top 10 list.
