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Jeffrey Gundlach's not afraid of bondsFixed income manager says bond bubble is a myth, Fed policy won't lead to inflation
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WisdomTree to launch Japan ETF — with no exposure to yenWisdomTree Investments Inc. plans to roll out a Japan small-cap exchange-traded fund that will hedge out exposure to the yen later this year. The WisdomTree Japan Hedged Small Cap Equity ETF will invest in dividend-paying Japanese small-cap companies, according to a filing with the Securities and
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Laura Geritz: Traveling far reaches of the globe to find hidden gemsVisits to open-outcry market in Zimbabwe typical for this high-flying — and much flying — fund manager
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Dean Tenerelli: Running with the bulls in Spain — and in most of EuropeT. Rowe Price fund manager sees better days ahead on the continent; 'signs of life'
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Josh Tarnow: Alternative bond strategy for low rates, high volatilityAs the appetite for alternative investment strategies has expanded in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, it could be argued that some fund companies and portfolio managers have stretched the limits of their abilities to manage alternative products. That isn't the case with Josh Tarnow, 45,
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John Baur: Global currency fund manager points to risks, exposureAvid bird-watcher also keeping close eye on U.S. greenback; fund's assets up 40% in 2013
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Gundlach sticks to his guns despite big drop in rival's Japan fundDoubleLine's Jeffrey Gundlach says the Nikkei offers great long-term bets -- despite one fund's 5% hit on Monday
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Not so fast on the great rotationDespite all the hype about a return to U.S. equities, investors flocked back to bond funds - and international equities - in February. Take that, great rotation.
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BRICs get less clicks — and cashInvestors exiting funds specializing in the four nations; Google searches way down
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Japan's Catch-22 could snag U.S. investors(No heading)
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Credit raters get no respect, no respect at allThe global bond market disagreed with Moody's Investors Service and Standard & Poor's more often than not this year when the companies told investors that governments were becoming safer or more risky.Yields on sovereign securities moved in the opposite direction from what ratings suggested in 53
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Suddenly, scores of emerging-market funds are emergingCalvert latest to launch cross-border offering; 547 funds available — and counting
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Fiscal cliff notes: Investors blind to 'negative surprise,' says BlackRockStock prices do not reflect real possibility of automatic tax hikes, spending cuts
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What keeps institutional investors up at night?(No heading)
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Money managers are avoiding Mideast as turmoil spreads
As anti-American protests spread across the Mideast last week, financial advisers in the United States say that the uprisings only confirm existing biases toward domestic investing.
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