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Stocks are “cheap,” investors prefer bonds
Jeremy Siegel is a finance professor at the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School of Business. His research and book, Stocks for the Long Run, have documented investment returns and performance patterns back into the 1800s. On a conference call with … Continue reading
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Should you follow the money into bonds?
Gary’s monthly column in The News Tribune was published today. It reviews cash flow into and out of mutual funds and what that tells us about investor psyche. Despite a rapid global stock market rally, dollars are still flooding out … Continue reading
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Tagged bonds, cash flow, gary brooks, investments, investor psyche, mutual funds, News Tribune, outlook, performance, stocks
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