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U.S. equities have been on fire, but there’s still plenty left in the tank for investors looking for strong returns, Jim Morrow, portfolio manager, Fidelity U.S. Dividend Fund, and John Roth, portfolio manager, Fidelity U.S. All Cap Fund, said at an event today in Toronto.
By Dean DiSpalatro |February 13, 2013
3 min read
Economic Indicators
The Federal Reserve’s vice chair, Janet Yellen, says the U.S. should focus on creating jobs.
February 12, 2013
1 min read
There’s a traders’ omen that suggests the month of January sets the tone for stock markets in the full year ahead. This seems reasonable since for the past 100 years, January’s performance has predicted the outcome of the full year 75% of the time. Not perfect, but the odds are decent.
By David Andrews |January 14, 2013
4 min read
The Financial Times reports AIG, which received a massive and highly controversial government bailout during the financial crisis, is weighing a lawsuit against – the federal government.
By Staff |January 9, 2013
Last week the Federal Reserve announced it will effectively double their monthly net asset purchases from $40 billion to $85 billion. The Fed also outlined a switch from their traditional date-based guidance to one based on specific economic data thresholds of employment and inflation. What does this mean for investors?
By David Andrews |December 17, 2012
2 min read
U.S. lawmakers are being urged by regulators to cap the size of banks based on the amount of their borrowing.
By Wire services |October 11, 2012
Republican presidents have traditionally favoured low interest rates.
By Staff |October 10, 2012
Interest rate guru James Grant is disgusted with the Fed.
By Melissa Shin |October 5, 2012
The Federal Reserve’s latest attempt to aid the U.S. economy has hit a roadblock. Also, easing measures may not be as good for emerging markets as first appears.
By Wire services |September 17, 2012
Ben Bernanke has brought about many policy changes and innovations since his appointment in 2006, but Financial Times columnists say launching open-ended QE may be his most important move yet.
By Wire services |September 14, 2012
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