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 A Hot Month for Hedge Funds Thanks to the yuan revaluation, higher corporate earnings, and a bull market, all three subindexes in the field gained in July AUGUST 4, 2005 A Word to the Wise Investor: Demographics Boomers' sheer numbers and increasing longevity will impact investment trends, from school bonds to health care and the stocks of RV outfits JULY 28, 2005 Will "Hot Money" Chase the Yuan? While some believe the revaluation will mean a great cash inflow, investors need to remember that China-focused can be volatile JULY 21, 2005 Real Estate Plays, Hassle-Free Exchange-traded funds enable you to become a landlord of sorts, with no sinks to unclog. Here's a lowdown on what's out there JULY 19, 2005 Funds That Keep the Hits Coming S&P's first-ever fund-consistency scorecard shows only a small minority of top-performing funds maintain excellent returns over time JULY 14, 2005 Real Estate Funds: Beyond the Bubble Analysts differ about property values being unsustainable. Either way, many funds may be well cushioned against a pop JULY 7, 2005 Index Funds with a Little Extra PowerShares Capital Management uses intelligent screens to separate its offerings from the ETF herd. Low expenses help, too JULY 5, 2005 The ETF Approach to Tech Investing Picked correctly, exchange-traded funds can be a simple way to spread exposure across IT subsectors or focus on a desirable group JUNE 30, 2005 More Than One Way to Pick a Stock Putnam Vista Fund's Kevin Divney and Paul Marrkand mix fundamental and quantitative analysis to find promising names JUNE 23, 2005 Chapter Two of the Large-Cap Revival? Less susceptible to higher interest rates, many on the Street see the market's biggest names resuming the ascent that faltered in May JUNE 8, 2005 A Bond Back From the Grave The likely resurrection of 30-year Treasuries would help a deficit-burdened Uncle Sam juggle his bills. For investors, however, the appeal is mixed MAY 31, 2005 Don't Shun the Newbie Fund Newcomer portfolios are worthwhile considering if their managers have a long, successful track record in the area, say experts MAY 19, 2005 ETFs' Goal: 401(k) Plans Though popular elsewhere, exchange-traded funds are rare in this area, and their growth efforts here face skepticism -- and interest MAY 12, 2005 Playing Defense, Scoring Big Spreading the risk has been a driving factor in Putnam Diversified Income Trust's winning performance MAY 5, 2005 Some TIPS for Your Portfolio? While not a huge presence among fixed-income investments, expect Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities to gain favor as the CPI rises APRIL 28, 2005 Making Amends at Janus Mercury Since taking over in 2003, manager David Corkins has reshaped the once-beleaguered fund into an outperformer APRIL 18, 2005 Avoiding Tax to the Max How fund managers reduce the government's share of your fund's earnings. Plus, some happy news about dividends APRIL 11, 2005 Faithful to Convertibles Andrew Davis and Jason Voss of Davis Appreciation & Income Fund discuss their strategy for riding market upswings and avoiding falls APRIL 1, 2005 Diamond Hill Finds Fewer Gems The managers of its Small-Cap Fund have been building cash as sound investments dwindle, but this hasn't dented returns MARCH 28, 2005 Funds for Christian Investors Here are profiles of three mutual funds that use religious teachings as a stock-screening tool. Two earn 4-Stars ratings from S&P MARCH 24, 2005 A New Way to Mine Gold Investors have always been able to buy gold-mining stocks or the metal itself. Now exchange trade funds are reducing the risks and hassles MARCH 7, 2005 The Rich Promise of the East With their rising currencies and expanding economies, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, and the Philippines offer solid growth prospects FEBRUARY 10, 2005 ETFs: It's About the Fees Paying brokerage commissions works for lump-sum buyers, says S&P, but small investors should innovate to cut transaction costs FEBRUARY 7, 2005 Deriving the Most from Dividends With companies' cash at record levels, S&P thinks some funds may go to boost investor payouts. Here's how you can tap into high-yield stocks JANUARY 27, 2005 A Worldly Eye for the Small Details Focusing on troubled and undervalued outfits, especially foreign ones, has won handsome gains for Evergreen Global Opportunities Fund JANUARY 26, 2005 Where Munis Lead the Way These bonds and funds remain attractive even with rising interest rates. Here's a rundown of some of the best DECEMBER 28, 2004 Few "Screaming Investment Ideas" That's why the AIM Global Value Fund has a 30% cash holding, say its managers, who take a defensive approach to international investing NOVEMBER 29, 2004 A Buyout Boon for Merger Funds With acquisitions on the rise, mutual funds that profit from these deals can be a good match for investors looking for diversity  View Previous Page | View Next Page | |
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