The recent selloff in U.S. stocks is healthy and could set markets up to reach new highs by year end. Long- term investors should not fall victim to panic and sell.

In a recent survey WealthManagement.com asked over 300 advisors throughout the industry to share their views on hedge funds. Here’s what they had to say. Alfred Jones constructed the first hedge fund in 1949, but they started to become more popu...

We believe finding stocks that deliver sustainable growth in their core businesses (via volume growth, pricing, or margin expansion that exceeds investor expectations) is the surest way to deliver outperformance, and it’s where we at Calamos spen...

The world of investing was picturesque until last week, when global markets became engulfed in significant volatility. From a long announced Argentine default, to geopolitical tensions and a “fat finger” trading mistake resulting in a...

With market volatility at the highest levels we've seen in some time, investors are rightly nervous about how the next few months will unfold. But that may be all the more reason to take a step back and focus on our overall asset allocations and ...

Pressure is mounting on equity markets, and we believe the risks of a correction are rising...

Losing under 3 percent in a week seems a minor concern given historical market ups and downs; nevertheless, investors may begin to wonder if stock market valuations are signaling a decline...

As someone who came into the investment business in 1980, I was immediately enamored by the logic of Sir John Templeton. He was the founder and portfolio manager during the first 40 years of the Templeton Growth Fund. During his tenure the fund...

Optimism in the economy and the stock markets fell three percent in July, according to Wealthmanagement.com’s Advisor Confidence Index