Events of the past year including make-or-break elections for the euro have washed over financial markets, suggesting policy, not politics, would be the rally’s undoing.
Investors poured $870 million into SPDR Gold in the second quarter, taking the fund’s total assets to $34 billion.
Money managers boosted positions in European shares, citing the risk of policy blunders by major central banks and tensions with North Korea.
As a value investor, GAMCO Co-Chief Investment Officer Chris Marangi puts more emphasis on the quality of a company's management and culture. And he sees a future for active management in a choppy or bear market.
The Trump administration needs to deliver on a couple of its campaign promises.
Forget the higher costs of active investing; the real problem is achieving the desired goals.
Historically, a low presidential approval rating is a harbinger of stress in the equity markets. Trump’s rating is very low. Will this time be different?
Geopolitics, low-inflation figures, soft data and dovish Fed comments can’t seem to break the narrow trading range, says Informa’s Chief Macro Strategist David Ader.
Despite explicit threats from leaders of both countries, investors remained steady last week.
