Investing: The Net Wisdom of Peers
Monday, November 12th, 2007Increasingly disenchanted with professional advisers, investors are finding sound advice and improved returns with the help of online communities
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Increasingly disenchanted with professional advisers, investors are finding sound advice and improved returns with the help of online communities
Original post by AnthonyK
Municipal bond exchange-traded funds are attracting a lot of attention. But do they make sense for your portfolio?
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As the nation’s—and the world’s—bridges, roads, and airports age, public private partnerships may be the most viable way of saving them
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By anticipating problems in the credit markets, a Yale-trained computer scientist and other asset managers are producing healthy returns
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Chris Semenuk of TIAA-CREF looks for key attributes in portfolio selections that the rest of the market doesn’t see. Current favorites include Bayer and Fiat
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Private equity is having a harder time finding investors for risky LBOs. Fallout from a collapsed megadeal could prove worse than the subprime crisis
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What drives the success of the "big brains" of the investing world—and what ordinary investors can learn from them
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Excelsior Small Cap Fund’s Doug Pyle has scored with a concentrated portfolio of names with solid fundamentals. Among his picks: GFI Group and Nautilus
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Managers still see solid opportunities away from Shanghai′s frenzy. Here are five savvy plays
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