International small-cap? Yes, international small cap
Pullback would likely trigger next big run-up in stocks
William Smead calls the U.S. 'a paradise for investors'
BlackRock boss sees 20% spike in U.S. equities this year; Cyprus a tempest in a teapot
Prices of large cap stocks are approaching record highs. Valuations of large cap stocks remain dirt cheap. So what's wrong with this picture?
In the middle of a classic bull run, investors yanked money out of equity mutual funds.
The share price of the iPad maker has plunged as profits have slowed. Can this one-time darling of investors regain its shine?
Investors still piling into fixed-income funds; not exactly a revolution
Despite all the hype about a return to U.S. equities, investors flocked back to bond funds - and international equities - in February. Take that, great rotation.
A steady stream of positive economic and market news last week could mean happy days are here again
Lower sales of key products, the death of Steve Jobs and stiffer competition from its rivals has had many investors questioning whether the tech giant's days as an industry innovator are over
Investors in mutual fund companies doing better than fund shareholders.
Stock rally as good a time as any to review allocation.
Investors pulled $5.3 billion in 2012; better than the $36.3 billion yanked in 2011.
There are growing signs individual investors may be ending their five-year hiatus from stocks; net inflows into stock funds were on pace to hit a nine-year high through February. For advisers whose clients are asking about potential opportunities in equities, a conversation about dividend, value and global stocks may be one worth having. This white paper from Federated Investors explains why.
Money managers say 13 - as in 2013 - to be good number for equity investors.
