Market Moves

Bridgewater titan’s forecast shows less doom and gloom than before, although some concern remains.

With 90% of S&P 500 stocks above their 50-day moving average, look for at least another good six months, LPL’s Detrick says.

If the jobless rate climbs by 0.5 point, history shows that an economic slump is coming, Natixis’ Lavorgna warns.

Corporate profit growth is certainly ebbing, but the picture is far from grim.

The city’s five pension plans are major stockholders in the company that is escaping from New York.

Brown Brothers Harriman study finds investors are now looking at them as defensive plays.

Vermont senator calls them wasteful, while Lloyd Blankfein lauds repurchases as an ultimate economy booster.

Commonwealth’s McMillan notes that the central bank believes the economy is strong, so more tightening is coming.

Japan’s GPIF lost a staggering $136 billion due to Q4’s rout in equities.

Average funding ratios fell by seven percentage points, amid down December.