Continuing QE is both an economic and psychological drag
In the 10 years since then-New York AG Eliot Spitzer charged a Bank of America mutual fund with late trading, kicking off the mutual fund scandal, some advisers still feel duped. Jeff Benjamin has the story.
Surprise announcement on QE includes worries about jobless rate, GDP
Financial advisers see opportunity for portfolio rebalancing, worry about macro risks
They react to markets' swoon and clients' nerves by holding steady.
Bond fund firms scramble to keep investors from bailing out
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Chrysler, Hilton plan to soon follow Twitter; 'Facebook effect is finally wearing off'
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