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Hedge Funds
More Evidence Hedge Funds Are an Expensive Way to Trail the S&P 500
Hedge funds have trailed the S&P 500 by 10 percentage points this year -
Management
Pimco Prepares for Life After Bill Gross
The investment firm grooms younger managers and tries new kinds of funds -
Investing
New Wrinkles on Old Investing Truths: The Era of the Small Cap
Over the past century the S&P 500 and U.S. Treasuries have posted the exact annual gain of 5.2 percent, until of course you factor in dividends -
Private Equity
Would You Like Some Private Equity in Your 401(k)?
Private equity firms have their eyes on the trillions in savings plans -
Stocks & Bonds
Quarterly Report: Global Stocks Rule
The economy was so-so, but markets roared in the first quarter of 2013 -
Commentary
The Broken Small-Cap Market Undermines the Recovery
Small public companies are increasingly hobbled by capital markets that aren't working for them. This impedes their growth—and their hiring -
Stocks & Bonds
Are Investors Ready to Forgive and Forget?
In the first week of the year, equity mutual funds posted their second-highest inflows on record -
Mutual Funds & ETFs
Why Vanguard Is Bucking Its Peers on Money Funds
The company, known for its transparency, won't publish daily money fund values -
Life Stage Investing
Interest Rates Near Zero Put Savers in a Bind
It's a nothing-for-money predicament. For better returns, shun the safest options and take more risk -
Banks
Big Banks Rediscover Money Management
Asset management promises a return to low-risk growth, if they can figure it out -
Investing
Fidelity Investments' Abby Johnson, the Invisible Heir
Billionaire Abigail Johnson may be the most powerful woman in finance. She's poised to take over Fidelity, her family's empire. Who is she? -
Investing
The Best and Worst Investments of 2012
The year was great for homebuilders and wheat farmers but tough on coffee growers and prudent bears -
Stocks & Bonds
In This Junkyard, It Seems, There Are No Dogs
"Lowering standards could end badly. It's called ‘junk’ for a reason” -
Real Estate
Bill Miller's Housing Spree Pays Off
His Opportunity fund leads the pack with bets on homebuilders -
Mutual Funds & ETFs
Now Wall Street Doesn't Want Your Money?
Money managers can't profit when interest rates are nearly zero
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Hedge Funds
More Evidence Hedge Funds Are an Expensive Way to Trail the S&P 500
Hedge funds have trailed the S&P 500 by 10 percentage points this year -
Management
Pimco Prepares for Life After Bill Gross
The investment firm grooms younger managers and tries new kinds of funds -
Investing
Fidelity Investments' Abby Johnson, the Invisible Heir
Billionaire Abigail Johnson may be the most powerful woman in finance. She's poised to take over Fidelity, her family's empire. Who is she? -
Investing
Dan Zwirn, the Man Who Fell to Earth
At 33, Zwirn had a killer hedge fund and a $700 million personal fortune. At 40, he has his good name and a horror story about the cost of trying to do the right thing -
Investing
The Best and Worst Investments of 2012
The year was great for homebuilders and wheat farmers but tough on coffee growers and prudent bears -
Investing
New Wrinkles on Old Investing Truths: The Era of the Small Cap
Over the past century the S&P 500 and U.S. Treasuries have posted the exact annual gain of 5.2 percent, until of course you factor in dividends -
Mutual Funds & ETFs
Jeffrey Gundlach, Bond Savant
In just two years, Gundlach's DoubleLine Capital has amassed $34 billion in assets. So who is this bond guru who left TCW on really bad terms? -
Banks
Bank-Loan Funds: A Risky Reach for Yield
The high yields on offer draw investors to a product they may not understand -
Investing
JPMorgan Cracks the Mutual Fund Top 10
Marketing, more than performance, helps assets climb to $139 billion -
Private Equity
Would You Like Some Private Equity in Your 401(k)?
Private equity firms have their eyes on the trillions in savings plans -
Mutual Funds & ETFs
Why Vanguard Is Bucking Its Peers on Money Funds
The company, known for its transparency, won't publish daily money fund values -
Life Stage Investing
Interest Rates Near Zero Put Savers in a Bind
It's a nothing-for-money predicament. For better returns, shun the safest options and take more risk -
Mutual Funds & ETFs
Milwaukee: America's Mutual Fund Mecca
Its distance from financial centers encourages independent thinking -
Investing
Vanguard Thrives in a Sour Climate
Low fees draw assets to the mutual fund company as other money managers see withdrawals -
Stocks & Bonds
Quarterly Report: Global Stocks Rule
The economy was so-so, but markets roared in the first quarter of 2013
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Hedge Funds
More Evidence Hedge Funds Are an Expensive Way to Trail the S&P 500
Hedge funds have trailed the S&P 500 by 10 percentage points this year -
Mutual Funds & ETFs
Jeffrey Gundlach, Bond Savant
In just two years, Gundlach's DoubleLine Capital has amassed $34 billion in assets. So who is this bond guru who left TCW on really bad terms? -
Management
Pimco Prepares for Life After Bill Gross
The investment firm grooms younger managers and tries new kinds of funds -
Investing
Dan Zwirn, the Man Who Fell to Earth
At 33, Zwirn had a killer hedge fund and a $700 million personal fortune. At 40, he has his good name and a horror story about the cost of trying to do the right thing -
Private Equity
Would You Like Some Private Equity in Your 401(k)?
Private equity firms have their eyes on the trillions in savings plans
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