Investment

Attention-getting meme stocks may provide investors with a thrill, but in the long run going viral has been a bad omen for future returns.

Bonds ‘deserve immediate attention’ as a ‘mild’ recession is expected next year, Citi Global Wealth said in a new report.

A tireless machine able to digest all information and immune to biases should be clearly superior to humans when it comes to investing. Except it's not.

Bloomberg survey shows optimism for year ahead, but worries about stagflation.

The MLIV survey found that do-it-yourself traders said holding US stocks is the smartest trade, while professional investors opted for shorting equities.

More than half of thematic funds are trading below their launch price.

According to a recent CAIS survey, private wealth allocation to new asset classes is set to take off over next two years.

Even with the bonds rebounding over the past two months on speculation the Fed is poised to slow its rate hikes, the Bloomberg index of Treasury Inflation Protected Securities, or TIPs, is headed for a loss of nearly 10% this year.

Savvly's new pooled equity index fund has some similarities to a tontine, an investment that pays out at higher amounts as other participants die or withdraw early.