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It’s Official. Wall Street Hurts Financial Health: Mark Gilbert
published Dec 24, 2018, 12:00:15 AM, by Mark Gilbert(Bloomberg Opinion) — It’s almost 80 years since Fred Schwed’s book “Where are the Customers’ Yachts?” lifted the lid on Wall Street’s propensity to enrich itself at the expense of its clients. A new study suggests that the most lucrative investment a fund
Want to Cut Your Tax Bill? Then Keep Reading and Call Your CPA
published Dec 17, 2018, 3:00:00 AM, by Laura Davison(Bloomberg) — President Donald Trump pledged that his tax law would kill off breaks and complex loopholes for the wealthy. Instead, the overhaul has ushered in a new generation of maneuvers that taxpayers can exploit before Dec. 31 to minimize next year’s bills.
The Two Best-Performing U.S. Stocks Aren’t Getting Analyst Love
published Dec 11, 2018, 1:59:47 PM, by Jeran Wittenstein(Bloomberg) — Advanced Micro Devices Inc. and TripAdvisor Inc. are the two best performing stocks in the S&P 500 this year, but they aren’t getting much love from technology analysts. TripAdvisor Inc.’s 81 percent gain in 2018 is second only to AMD’s 95
Bond Traders Try Hard to Invert the Whole Curve: Robert Burgess
published Dec 4, 2018, 3:27:11 PM, by Robert Burgess (Bloomberg Opinion) — Stocks plunged the most since October on Tuesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average at one point plummeting 818 points. The thinking among commentators was that the sell-off was sparked by some tweets from President Donald Trump, calling
Vanguard Tumbles in Customer Satisfaction After Digital Snafus
published Nov 13, 2018, 10:27:29 AM, by Suzanne Woolley (Bloomberg) — Vanguard Group, famed for its low-cost investment products, just broke out of the pack in a consumer satisfaction survey. But not in a good way. The mutual fund firm with more than $5.3 trillion in assets under management suffered
The ‘Radical Saving’ Trend Is Based on Fantasy: Jared Dillian
published Nov 4, 2018, 8:00:28 AM, by Jared Dillian (Bloomberg Opinion) — For as much as people have complained about the astonishingly low savings rate in the U.S., nobody has done much about it. But now there is a new movement called “FIRE,” which stands for “Financial Independence, Retire Early”
How to Debate Finance Without Being a Jerk: Barry Ritholtz
published Oct 29, 2018 11:00:24 AM, by Barry Ritholtz (Bloomberg Opinion) — The arrest of a partisan extremist who mailed explosive devices to political and media critics of President Donald Trump was a reminder of what happens when rhetoric turns nasty. As political debates become emotionally charged, people tend to
Nowhere to Hide as World of Cross-Asset Pain Engulfs Investors
published Oct 25, 2018, 12:16:29 PM, by Todd White and Natasha Doff (Bloomberg) — The October stock rout has delivered a wake-up call to money managers searching for shelter this year. Swelling dollar funding costs, equity volatility and fissures in the synchronized growth story are punishing assets across the globe.
Stocks Get Boost From China Rally; Dollar Weakens: Markets Wrap
published Oct 22, 2018, 1:22:54 AM, by Adam Haigh and Andreea Papuc (Bloomberg) — Stocks and U.S. futures erased losses and European contracts advanced as Chinese equities built on a Friday rally after calls for calm from the country’s top finance officials. The dollar and Treasuries dipped. The Shanghai Composite