To Catch A Muni IndexJan 1, 2008By Stan Luxenberg Since the first exchange-traded bond fund appeared in 2002, financial rocket scientists have struggled to launch a tax-free ETF. The development efforts... Meet the Retirement GeekNov 1, 2007BY DAVID ADLER Moshe Milevsky, professor of Finance at York University Canada, is a widely recognized innovator in the field of retirement-income planning, insurance... Investors see a revival of growth funds in 2007Oct 1, 2007Stan Luxenberg For years, investors have been waiting for a revival of growth funds. The moment may have arrived. During the first seven months of 2007, large-cap growth... 120/20 Shorting To Go Extra LongOct 1, 2007By Brad Zigler Over the past five years, institutional investors have taken quite a shine to a type of fund that nobody quite knows what to call. At last count, pensions... Meet The New Panic, Just Like the Old PanicOct 1, 2007By David A. Geracioti About the current credit market turmoil, Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said in early September, The behavior in what we are observing... A House of PainOct 1, 2007By David A. Geracioti The curious thing about a bubble is, when it bursts, you can't believe people actually behaved the way they did. (Remember, in the late 1990s, backing... ETF Clones-At A DiscountOct 1, 2007By Stan Luxenberg Millions of investors have piled into exchange-traded funds (ETFs) over the past decade. Assets in the funds have grown from $65 billion in 2000 to $488... What Should I Do With This Money?Oct 1, 2007By Kevin McKinley When a client brings in new assets to invest, you probably start by weighing the virtues of bonds versus stocks, mutual funds versus ETFs and global markets... Hedge Fund HotsSep 1, 2007Halah Touryalai Despite mounting sub-prime mortgage woes, hedge funds are doing better than ever. In fact, the second quarter of 2007 saw hedge funds accumulate net new... ETF ConfusionSep 1, 2007By Stephen P. Brown As the popularity of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) grows, financial advisors are increasingly pressed to separate the wheat from the chaff, the meat from... Protect Your Clients' HomesSep 1, 2007By Brad Zigler For most Americans, the most important asset class is not the stock portfolio, it's the house. No wonder some homeowners are getting a bit nervous. The... The Ten to Watch '07Aug 1, 2007By David A. Geracioti Creating lists such as this can be a notoriously capricious business. For starters, why only 10 people? Good question. But it forces a silly answer: The... The Death of a BrokerageAug 1, 2007By John Churchill Stanley Brooks was living the dream. With a $16,000 investment in 1990, Brooks built Brookstreet Securities of Irvine, Calif., into a $150 million revenue... Keep On Trackin'Aug 1, 2007By Stan Luxenberg Exchange-traded notes (ETNs) are hot. That's right, ETNs that's no typo. Do not confuse ETNs with their cousins, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), which because... Illiquidity Is Beautiful For SomeJul 1, 2007By Brad Zigler Remember when Chevy Chase used to wrap up the Weekend Update faux-news segment of Saturday Night Live with the line, I'm Chevy Chase and you're not? David... |
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