They're invested in bonds
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With Red Sox closer Jonathan Papelbon perched on the mound with two outs in the ninth, poised to win his first World Series, on the cusp of completing a dream he and his brothers had rehearsed throughout their childhood on the sandlots of rural Louisiana, the inevitable happened.
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Investors, looking for gold in hedge funds, have found dross.
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The traditional asset manager is making a big play for alternative investments.
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Investors are running back into mutual funds.
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Bank C.D.âs, bonds and money market funds may offer peace of mind to nervous investors.
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Unit investment trusts, for years a popular way to hold municipal bonds, are getting a second life in investors' equity portfolios as an alternative to mutual funds.
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Investors in our CAPS service have their eye on these opportunities.
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Wealthy investors like them for their tax advantages, but municipal bonds can be quite risky right now.
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The latest Federal Reserve Survey of Consumer Finances shows that Americans invest their taxable accounts and their tax-deferred accounts--their 401(k)s and Individual Retirement Accounts--almost identically, devoting just over two-thirds of each to stocks. Those who do this are stupid. They should put bonds into the sheltered accounts and stocks into the taxable accounts.
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About 50 large bond investors, including pension funds, insurance companies, mutual funds and other managers, have banded together to lobby companies for better investment-grade bond contracts, The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday.
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An investment product worthy of a spitball.
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Funds have a lot to offer, even for egotistical stock pickers.
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Money managers are betting on what has often been a riskier segment of the market: growth stocks.
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Some people you would never expect have hefty investment accounts. Be one of them.
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Savings bonds aren't paying what they used to.
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Investors have spoken. Here's what they had to say.
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HEN investors consider the bond market these days, the low level of interest rates should be more cause for worry than for gratitude.