In the Riskiest Corners of the Stock Market, Exuberance Is Back
Companies riddled with leverage have posted their best two-week run in nearly three years while value shares rebounded at the fastest pace since 2016.
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Why Apple Is Warren Buffett's Second Big Bad Tech Blunder
Warren Buffett is a smart investor who should have heeded his own advice when it comes to investing in technology. His first big bad tech bet was IBM.
U.S. Economy Is Floating on "Ocean of Debt," Gundlach Warns
DoubleLine CEO blames prolific sales of junk bonds and significant growth in investment grade corporate debt, coupled with the Federal Reserve.
Vanguard Shuts Clients Out Of Inverse Funds
Starting January 22, customers won’t be able to purchase so-called leveraged or inverse products via Vanguard’s brokerage platform.
Bill Gross's Bond Fund Assets Decline Below $1 Billion
Investors have pulled money for 10 consecutive months since the February peak, in part amid misplaced bets. Gross lost 4% last year, underperforming.
Dip Buyers Beware, the S&P 500 Bottoming Process Can Take Time
Even in a benign scenario - one in which a bear market is avoided and the Boxing Day low in equities is preserved - it’s wise to remember that bottom.
Bernanke Plays Down Stocks Selloff, Dismisses Crisis Comparison
Former Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke isn’t worried about the recent selloff in U.S. equities. In fact, he isn’t even surprised.
