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Despite claims of being smarter than the index funds, the $98 billion allocation looks a lot like the S&P 500, only with a few added index funds.

The opposite of stagflation can't last forever, the billionaire founder of Citadel warns. Markets and even the Fed would be caught flat footed.

The firm says the virus would hit U.S. economic growth by up to 0.5 percentage points in the first quarter, but the drag would be recouped fast.

In large part, Tony Dwyer, a well-known Wall Street bull, said everything goes back to the Federal Reserve and its easy-money policies.

For decades, Warren Buffett has been the king of investing. But the strategy that made him the third-richest man on the planet is dead.

But when analyzing portfolio allocation he always has one simple question at the top of his mind: Do we see a recession coming?

Following dire market forecasts tends to cost investors bucketloads of money, but the appetite for pessimism porn is vast. JPMorgan figured it out.