Author: super@dmin
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Mark Hulbert: Is your retirement portfolio too heavily invested in equities?
New research comes up with new and better ‘glide paths’
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Metals Stocks: Gold prices surge to touch highest level in more than a year after ADP jobs report
Gold prices on Wednesday head for the highest level and longest win streak in more than a year as the prospect of a rate reduction by the Federal Reserve amid signs of economic weakness in the U.S. combined to support buying in bullion.
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Need to Know: Fed rate cuts could boost the S&P 500 this much, says Barclays
Our chart of the day from Barclays says months and a year after a Fed rate cut, the S&P 500 keeps climbing.
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Fed interest-rate cuts are not a done deal, experts say
Not everyone at the Fed conference in Chicago thinks the central bank is going to cut interest rates this year.
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Europe Markets: European markets rise as central banks come to the rescue
Investors welcomed supportive signals by the U.S. Federal Reserve and expect the ECB to offer the same
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Howard Gold’s No-Nonsense Investing: This yield curve expert with a perfect track record sees recession risk growing
U.S. economic growth is slowing, so consider shifting money into bonds from stocks, writes Howard Gold.
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Asia Markets: Nikkei leads Asian-market gains following Wall Street’s rally
Asian markets advanced in early trading Wednesday following strong gains on Wall Street.
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Market Extra: Apollo head Leon Black says he ‘absolutely’ regrets taking firm public
Black says his company should trade at twice its current value.
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Key Words: Jim Cramer: Trump’s looking more like Obama, and the market’s paying for it
Trump’s “anti-business” ways could continue to dog this market, says the CNBC host.
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Chase is bringing forced arbitration clauses back to its most popular credit cards
Consumers may be able to opt out of the change, but could find other banks following suit.