Stocks
The stock market news and analysis you need to know when developing, monitoring and adjusting client portfolios.
Teaching Investors to Tell Time
By Alexei BayerProf. Bodie combines the easy charm of an accomplished public speaker with the intellectual vigor and clarity of exposition of a Harvard-MIT-trained professor. He is...
October 01, 2007
The Prada, Coach ETFIt was a busy summer for Claymore Securities. Besides introducing the Claymore/Zacks Country Rotation (CRO) and the Claymore/Zacks International Yield Hog Index (HGI) exchange-traded funds, the...
September 25, 2007
Indexed Annuity Offers Proprietary Index ChoiceJackson National Life Insurance Company has introduced the Jackson AscenderPlus Select annuity contract.The annuity is an indexed annuity contract that offers a guaranteed minimum interest ...
September 25, 2007
Indexed Annuity Offers Proprietary Index ChoiceJackson National Life Insurance Company has introduced the Jackson AscenderPlus Select annuity contract.The annuity is an indexed annuity contract that offers a guaranteed minimum interest ...
September 24, 2007
Baring Sees Banks Sailing Into Stormy WeatherInvestor optimism about bank stocks may be unrealistic, a securities analyst warns.The average price of the world's bank stocks has been doing poorly since Aug. ...
September 01, 2007
Healthy PipelineNew drug developments, partnerships and clinical-trial results could propel the sector this year, analysts say. --- Larry NeiborRobert W. Baird & Co. [email protected] Area of coverage: Specialty Pharmaceuticals Sector...
August 01, 2007
As Spreads Widen, Opportunities BeckonThe term "a rising tide lifts all boats" is especially true in the investment management industry. After years of smooth, steady returns in nearly every asset class, the markets are finally beginning to exhibit some volatility. Although this may be bad for an investor with a decades-long investment horizon, for...
July 02, 2007
Junk Bonds Under PressureFor the last few years, the supply of equities traded in the U.S. has fallen, and the number of bond issues has risen. These aren't two unrelated trends, but a natural byproduct of the buyout boom.