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The Sideways Seventies
By Kenneth SilberThe 1970s evoke, in some people, feelings of nostalgia for platform shoes, bell bottoms, Pet Rocks, Soul Train, mood rings, CB radios, Bruce Lee, Farrah...
April 24, 2008
Edward F. LynchEdward F. Lynch has been named national sales director for XShares Securities. He is responsible for national retail and institutional distribution of XShares Advisors' ETFs. Lynch joined XShares Securities in 2007 as regional sales director. Prior
April 23, 2008
MetLife Announces Stock Repurchase ProgramThe board of MetLife Inc. has agreed to spend up to $1 billion more on buying back the company's common stock.MetLife, New York, set aside ...
April 20, 2008
Grab The WispThe stock market never ever fails to amaze me. I can't help but think that in times like these the operating principle underlying the market's ...
April 15, 2008
Guarantor Woes Rattle Insurance Securitization MarketThe problems in the mortgage-backed securities market could cause a pause in the insurance-linked securities market.Chris Brockwell, director of insurance-linked securities at Swiss Re Capital ...
April 15, 2008
Finding the lost generationWe find ourselves not only in a questionable stock market, but also in a depressed real estate market resulting from sub-prime lending troubles. With all of this bad news is there anything good left to talk about when it comes to your savings? Does
April 15, 2008
Finding the lost generationWe find ourselves not only in a questionable stock market, but also in a depressed real estate market resulting from sub-prime lending troubles. With all of this bad news is there anything good left to talk about when it comes to your savings? Does
April 11, 2008
Keep recession in perspectiveKeep perspective - recessions have typically lasted between six months and 18 months, a small period of time for the long-term, strategic investor. Market reactions to recessions have been mixed in the past, but the current trend in the U.S. appears