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Where are the fund shareholders' yachts?Shareholders of mutual fund companies have had a lot to cheer about so far this year — lots more, in fact, than the shareholders in the mutual funds themselves. Publicly traded shares of mutual fund companies soared more than 62% over the one-year ended May 20, more than double the S&P 500’s 31%
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Take Five: Cetera's Brian GendreauGold still looks good and stocks still have room to run, according to Brian Gendreau, a market strategist at Cetera Financial Group Inc. and professor of finance at the University of Florida. InvestmentNews: Is the recent volatility of gold prices a sign that the precious metal is poised for a
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This is no 1990s-style stock bubbleShares not nearly as dear as they were during dot-com boom; less fear about CAPE ratio
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The Takeaway: The uselessness of money management
Oops. Even the smartest guys in the game have trouble with market-timing. ( Above The Market ) JPMorgan goes crazy-bullish: S&P target taken from 1580 to 1715. ( The Tell ) Ed Yardeni: PE ratios are merely expanding from fear-depressed levels, this is mean reversion and not a mania. ( Dr Ed's
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Why we're not in a 1990s-style stock market bubbleValuation measures not in nosebleed territory but advisers see scope for pullback.
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Stock rally returns match late-'90s run, but valuations lagReturns from the stock market's four-year rally match those of the late-1990s advance, but valuations are lagging. Bulls say that means there's more room to run; bears have a compelling counter argument.
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Berkowitz scores again as wagers on insurers pay offFairholme Fund's Bruce Berkowitz scored last week when shares of insurer MBIA soared. After a 'horrible' 2011, the fund manager is hot again, beating 98% of his rivals.
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Sometimes best strategy is to do nothing
Investors who wait patiently for opportunities before investing are likely to outperform.
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Two diverging paths to income
Two advisers, two approaches to building wealth while preserving the nest egg
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Advisers brace for correction
The extended rally in stocks has led financial advisers to take steps to prepare portfolios for a pullback.
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The Takeaway: Bernanke says the play date needs to end
Portfolio What the S&P vs Gold may say about a New Age of America. ( Charts etc ) Michael Santoli sees echoes of 1995 in the market's behavior this year. I wasn't around then, was listening to a ton of Wu-Tang in a dorm room, so I'll take his word for it. ( Unexpected Returns ) Guys, Bernanke
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The Takeaway: Employers wooing advisers' spouses. Weird.
New Vanguard whitepaper on constructing diversified portfolios. ( Vanguard ) Russ Koesterich is not worried about slow U.S. growth from an investing standpoint. ( iShares Blog ) Putting Dow 15,000 in perspective. Or not. ( The Reformed Broker ) The Biz Mary Jo White on why the SEC needs a bigger
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With Dow over 15,000, advisers telling clients: 'Curb your enthusiasm'As the market soars to record highs, advisers try to temper client expectations amid worry of a stock pullback.
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The Takeaway: Anybody home? Wall Street gurus nap through four-year rally
Portfolio Seasonal tendencies and average annual returns for the S&P would support the May pullback thesis. ( Charts Etc ) Wall Street chief strategists keep their world-renowned perma-wrong record intact, bravo. ( The Reformed Broker ) Jumpiness in the mortgage REIT sector - analysts from
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The Takeaway: Dow 15,000, the hard way
Portfolio Worst ETF bets of 2013 all revolve around doom and the death of the dollar and so forth. Oops! ( IndexUniverse ) How does one value Berkshire Hathaway? ( Morningstar ) Cyclicals are taking the market lead here finally as defensives cool off. ( Focus On Funds ) Dow breaks 15,000, S&P
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