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Dow 15,000? Try 116,200
Commentary: When the Dow Jones Industrial Average crossed 15,000, it had me dreaming of bigger things. Specifically: Dow 116,200. Why it's not as far-fetched as it sounds.
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Analysts Laud Netflix Rehabilitation, if not its Stock
Commentary: Original content will drive its quest to be a network.
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The Dimon Dilemma
Commentary: Should investors care if Dimon has two jobs?
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Why China Doesn't Need the World
Commentary: Nationalism and self-reliance could shut out trading partners.
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These Financial Advisers Needed Advisers
Study: They reacted to 2008 crisis similarly to individual investors
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93% of Financial Advisers Had PTSD After 2008
Study finds emotional fallout had lasting impact on decision making.
Stocks
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Is This the Best Time for Investors? Don't Bet On It.
WSJ.comThese have been good times—surprisingly good times—for investors.Stock prices have hit record highs. The Dow Jones Industrial Average has rocketed above 15000 for the first time, leaving even Wall Street bulls scrambling to raise their ...
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Hold the Phone—Europe's Telecoms Are on Sale
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Pinnacle Foods Has Yet to Peak
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Bonds
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Higher Yields in a Low-Interest World
WSJ.comThe pickings are growing increasingly slim for retirees looking to boost the income generated by their savings.To earn yields of 5% or more, investors—who once would have relied on the relative safety of bank certificates of deposit or ...
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Will iPhones still exist when Apple bonds mature? What the company might be selling when its 30-year bonds mature
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Should you buy Apple bonds? Despite the brand’s appeal, they may not make sense for most
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Funds Get Active Over Director Pay; Firms Like T. Rowe Price Say Board Members Shouldn't Receive High Pay for Just 'Showing Up'
WSJ.comMutual-fund firms are joining activist investors in getting more aggressive over demands for change in how board members are paid at U.S. companies.
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Fund investors: Ignore individual stocks; Commentary: Facebook IPO shows not to focus on big names
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ETFS
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This week’s Mutual Funds and ETF stories
MarketWatchDon’t miss these top money and investing features:Sell in May, but when should you buy?Why stocks risk a 10% tumbleForget Buffett; this investor made me rich for life
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Exchange-Traded Funds; Companies Add to Lineups of 'Free' ETFs; Still, trading commissions are only one cost, so other funds may be more attractive on balance
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The risks and costs of exotic investments; ‘Alternative’ products can be pricey for retirement savers
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Markets
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Building a Case Against Japanese REITs
WSJ.comThe effect of Japan's massive monetary easing on asset prices is uneven. Shares in real-estate investment trusts have soared, but underlying property prices have barely budged. That should have REIT investors worried.
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Silver Rides a Roller Coaster
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Physical gold demand shines in first quarter: WGC; Total Q1 gold demand falls, but physical demand strengthens
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Strategies
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China Is Seeking U.S. Assets; Agency Sets Up New York Office to Make Real-Estate, Private-Equity Purchases
WSJ.comChina's currency-reserves manager has set up a New York operation to invest in private equity, real estate and other U.S. assets, according to people with knowledge of the move.
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Energy stocks rally, top gainer among S&P sectors
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