Why June, Usually the 2nd Worst Month for Stocks, Is Doing Fine in 2018
The recovery from the market’s winter correction is aiding this month’s performance, so far.
The recovery from the market’s winter correction is aiding this month’s performance, so far.
It boosts rates as part of an ongoing drive, reminiscent of the pre-Great Recession hiking.
Hedge fund star looks for ‘phenomenal’ year-end rally, with the Fed spoiling the party.
The end of the emerging market boom doesn’t mean that these stocks are in a death spiral.
Their 0.65% increase last month makes up more than two-thirds of this year’s increase.
Higher mortgage costs and a supply shortage are problems, though demand is decent.
For a change, the small-stock S&P 600 outpaced its large-cap sibling, with healthcare a big plus.
Pension funds are looking for expert advice on how to extract fossil fuels from portfolios.
UBS said it expects Chinese mutual fund assets to reach nearly $7.5 trillion.
After a painful rout, does Tuesday’s turnaround mark a return to bullish times? Long-term fundamentals are too good to brush aside.
Lower P/Es, buybacks, small investor trading, and the fear gauge don’t paint a picture of panic.
Fund shifts 5% allocation to large cap and fixed-income investments.
Company to provide domestic investment products to institutional investors, and high net worth individuals.
The firm points to stock rally and lower junk yields as key to New Year market sentiment.
Fixed income Investors need to be mindful of different market dynamics this time around.