Increased volatility, limited growth opportunities and a low-return fixed income environment are just a few of the reasons advisors are shaking the foundations of investor portfolios and seeking strategies to bolster core allocations...
A company called YNOFACE Holdings Inc purportedly run by Antonio Lee said it had acquired 798.4 million Bank of America shares in an exchange on Aug. 15, and purchased another 4.2 billion common shares and 100 million preferred shares on Sept. 22.
(Bloomberg) -- It’s not hard to see the potential flash points on the horizon -- the U.S. presidential election; Deutsche Bank AG’s mounting legal charges; the day central banks stop buying bonds. Yet when it comes to gauging...
Banks attribute the recent decline in equity trading -- and push to safer Treasuries -- to worries about the U.S. election, Brexit and the timing of a rate hike by the Federal Reserve.
(Bloomberg Markets) -- It’s the end of another day on the New York Stock Exchange in Lower Manhattan, and that means it’s Global Trading Systems vs. the world...
(Bloomberg) -- At first glance, the stock market in 2016 is nothing like it was last year, when winners kept winning and gains seemed to be concentrated in a handful of stocks...
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Millennials may strive for financial independence, but as a whole, they've been slow to break out on their own. According to Fidelity Investments' Millennial Money Study, nearly half (47...
(Bloomberg) -- Looking for a reason to buy equities 7 1/2 years into a bull market? Consider a study that examines an imbalance in stock and bond prices that stretches back half a century...
Impact investing can be seen as a way for investors to align their investment philosophies with their personal beliefs, prioritizing investments that advance social or environmental change with the goal of generating returns.
Similarly, organi...
(Bloomberg) -- To hear analysts tell it, the earnings recession is about to reach 18 months. Given their near perfect record of underestimating corporate profits, they’re probably going to be wrong...
