There are lots of ways to wager.

“We don’t put a lot of credibility in the dots.”

No cuts are off limits. The big Wall Street firms are cutting back their wealth management divisions to stave off the impact of declining asset values and new fiduciary rules, reports John Aidan Byrne in The New York Post. Morgan Stanley a...

Fund shareholders pay about $308 million a year for the printing and mailing of shareholder reports, the Investment Company Institute estimates. But a Securities and Exchange Commission proposal allowing the e-delivery of such reports was expected...

We remain firm in our view that the risk/reward for investing in most U.S. equities remains largely unfavorable.

Not running. | Copyright Mike Coppola, Getty Images A survey of more than 1,100 financial advisors found that in the upcoming presidential election, they favor Florida Sen. Marco Rubio. The poll by Advisor Perspectives, which included 13 c...

Where there’s blood on the streets, there’s an investment opportunity, says Mebane Faber. He’s betting on some of the highest-yielding countries in the world.

Investors pulled $1.57 million in February from the Janus Global Unconstrained Bond Fund run by closely followed investor Bill Gross, down from cash withdrawals of $14 million in January, Morningstar data showed on Tuesday...

Roll the dice. | Sergey_P/iStock/Thinkstock Retail investors tend to buy high and sell low. But that’s not what investors are saying this go-round, according to a survey by AMG Funds of 1,000 affluent individuals. Only 7 percent of respond...