The continuing tug of war between strong corporate earnings and generally negative economic news is shifting in favor of the earnings reports, suggesting an extension of July's stock market rally, according to market analysts.
Ask Mohamed El-Erian about the very real financial problems threatening the developed world, and you get a surprising response.
Cost-cutting has buffed up companies in financial and tech sectors; 'tremendous operating leverage'
An unprecedented number of pharmaceutical drugs will lose their patent protection in the next few years, a transition that sets the stage for a host of investment opportunities — and potential pitfalls.
The debt crisis spreading across parts of Europe is seen as the biggest threat to the performance of the U.S. stock market over the next 12 months, according to a survey of professional money managers.
Talk of a bond bubble has put skittish investors and financial advisers even more on edge over their large allocations to fixed income.
Many go by 'gut feeling,' survey finds; most admit they're not saving enough for old age
Uri Landesman, head of global growth at ING Investment Management Americas, talks about the immediate and longer-term impact of health care reform on health care sector stocks.
Harry Rady, chief executive and portfolio manager at Rady Asset Management LLC, shared some insights on how the stock market is uniquely poised to present both short and long investment opportunities in what he calls a “tale of two markets.'
Consultant Leonard Reinhart says the advisory business isn't spending enough time on helping clients after they retire
