Gold Investors Don’t Care About the Stock Market’s Taper Tantrum
The end of an easy-money era should normally spell bad news for gold. But right now, fund managers are keeping their holdings.
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Wood, Buffett Post Similar 2-Year Gain With Divergent Strategies
Investment approaches of Wood and Buffett couldn’t be more different. For two years their investors have ended up with almost exact same results.
Goldman's David Kostin Says a Tech Disconnect is the 'Single Greatest Mispricing' in U.S. Stocks
Tech firms that have had huge sales but produce little profit are being sold by investors after a period of being highly sought after.
Plan for Decades of High Commodity Prices, BlackRock Says
The switch toward a greener world is creating fresh demand for metals such as copper, lithium and nickel.
JPMorgan’s Bob Michele Says Hide in Cash With Treasury Yields Going Higher
JPMorgan Asset Management’s fixed-income chief says it’s a good idea to hide out in the most liquid assets from money market funds to Treasury bills.
TD Bank Selling $2.5 Billion of Debt as Sector Storms Market
Toronto-Dominion Bank is the latest financial institution seeking to tap the red-hot U.S. corporate bond market.
Legendary Stock-Picker Peter Lynch Warns Against Passive Investing — After 'The Big Short' Investor Michael Burry Called It a Dangerous Bubble
Burry said passive-investing trend is hurting small value stocks and shareholder activism. He warned boom in index funds and ETFs is dangerous bubble.
