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James Saft/Reuters
It seems the best way to outperform as an investor is to get elected to Congress.
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John P. Calamos Sr.
Calamos Investments expects elevated volatility as market participants grapple with a range of unknowns.
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Jack Rivkin
This will be a year in the public markets that will require nimbleness.
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George Friedman
The slide in the Chinese stock market is important, but not for the reasons you may think.
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Francois Sicart
You cannot manage new economies with obsolete measuring tools.
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Bloomberg News
“Look for more downside for oil, equities and credit,” says Scott Minerd of Guggenheim Partners.
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Barry L. Ritholtz/Bloomberg View
Investors enter risky territory when they a) try to time markets; 2) take themselves too seriously; and 3) refuse to acknowledge their fallibility.
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David Rosenberg
The equity market's problem remains one of valuation, says the chief economist for Gluskin Sheff + Associates Inc.
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Daniel Satchkov
2016 is shaping up to be an extremely volatile year at least.
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Brad McMillan
Higher oil prices could be a game changer in the world's financial markets.
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Peter A. Langerman
Areas of the global financial market where longer-term risk/reward profiles were more attractive to us last year remain so in the early stages of 2016.
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Burt White
LPL Financial's chief investment officer evaluates his firm's good/bad calls in '15, and provides a forecast for this year.
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Byron Wien
The investment strategist’s outlook isn’t too rosy (unless you’re Hillary Clinton).
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Jeffrey Saut
Despite a bad 2015, investors should keep the faith because typically following a flat year (no more than +/- 5%), the next year has been good for stocks, says Jeffrey Saut.
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Jared Dillian
What you see and what you read becomes what you are. Not many people get rich being afraid.
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John Mousseau
Cumberland Advisors looks back––and ahead––regarding the major themes in the municipal bond market.
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George Friedman
Two things are necessary to understand a nation’s strategy. The first is to view the world through the eyes of that nation… to know what it hopes for and fears...
