Pullback had been expected as economy's strength fed inflation fears.
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The combination of low unemployment and fast economic growth could spell gains.
Overnight rebound in equities evaporates amid concerns about inflation and rising rates
As the Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled nearly 1,600 points Monday, advisers and their clients find few places to hide.
Equity investors are looking for confirmation that recent declines represent the healthy correction many had expected.
GPB Capital sued a former business partner, alleging he reneged on a transaction
Pricing nontraded shares is often more art than science.
RIA that was sued by asset manager wins case on appeal
Largest digital currency broke below $8,000 for the first time since November; it's down more than 50% from its December peak.
Legislation would allow business development companies to increase debt-to-equity ratio to 2:1, up from 1:1.
'Melt-up' of yields pushes 10-year to 2.74%, its highest level since 2014
The bond market's bubble will be the "critical issue," he says, and links that to the growing federal deficit.
Other managers argue that level on Treasury note signals a bear market in bonds.
WisdomTree investment strategist says equities 'are nowhere near as expensive as bonds.'
While bond prices are falling, higher interest payments cushion the blow.
As stocks have soared this year, some clients need their fears calmed, while others ask about investing more.
Only 2% of the $12 trillion in assets in U.S. open-end mutual funds are managed by women.
Some firms are making it more expensive to buy Vanguard funds, but investors agree with Jack Bogle that "you get what you don't pay for"
Bank's strategists cite signs that markets are headed for a drop of 10% to 20% in coming months.
