Get Short Now: Why the Euro Will Take Us All Down
Get Short Now: Why the Euro Will Take Us All Down
Jan 06, 2012
Short equities. Why? Logically, it is clear that no one can spend more money than he has forever. It is also clear that there is too little political will to raise that critical fact as a reason for forcing the unpleasant changes in Europe (or Am...
Bucking the Trend: Top 10 U.S. Equity Funds of 2011
Bucking the Trend: Top 10 U.S. Equity Funds of 2011
Jan 05, 2012
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Coping With Fragility
Jan 01, 2012
If we had to sum up the current investment environment in one word, it would be World financial markets are currently extremely fragile as Europe heads towards recession, the United States faces the possibility of a double dip (or at least...
A Bookmaker's Approach to Inflation
A Bookmaker's Approach to Inflation
Jan 01, 2012
One of an investor's biggest bugaboos is inflation. Like a termite infestation, virulent inflation can eat at the integrity of a portfolio, turning it into a porous structure that leaks capital. When most investors think of inflation, it's usual...
Presidential Decline?
Presidential Decline?
Jan 01, 2012
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Comings & Goings: January
Jan 01, 2012
Raymond James named Scott Curtis (left) to lead its independent broker/dealer unit, Raymond James Financial Services, replacing CEO Dick Averitt, who retires in 2012 after 33 years with the firm. Curtis has served as senior vice president of the...
2012 REIT Outlook
2012 REIT Outlook
Jan 01, 2012
While crystal balls and tarot cards certainly have their uses, here at Registered Rep. we've called upon a cadre of real estate investment trust (REIT) experts to share their predictions for various sectors in 2012. We've identified five things t...
Not So Dumb
Not So Dumb
Jan 01, 2012
Retail investors are not so stupid: They gravitate to low-cost funds with strong track records.
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