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Viral Socialite (blog) Will Bond Funds Come Back to Bite Investors?

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Do Rentenfonde return to bite investors? – TIME

A growing number of financial products are being marketed for their gift-giving potential.

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Gifts for Budding Investors

Should you bet on a new fund that invests in horses?

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Hay Is for Hedge Funds

The May 6 Flash Crash revealed serious flaws in exchange-traded funds.

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New Rules for ETF Investors

Corporate Bonds Are Feeling Strain Wall Street Journal And demand for US Treasurys, seen as among the safest investments , has sent yields to their lowest levels of the year. In the stock market, too, … Treasury Yield Near One-Week Low as Stock Losses Boost Demand BusinessWeek Personal Finance: Keep the right bonds in your portfolio Los Angeles Times Fluid stance keeps investors afloat Fund Strategy all 8 news articles��

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Industrial bonds are feeling load – Wall Street Journal

Treasury Yield Near One-Week Low as Stock Losses Boost Demand BusinessWeek “With equities falling, bonds have rallied,” said Roger Bridges, who oversees the equivalent of $11.1 billion as head of bonds at Tyndall Investment … Corporate Bonds Are Feeling the Strain Wall Street Journal Personal Finance: Keep the right bonds in your portfolio Los Angeles Times Fluid stance keeps investors afloat Fund Strategy all 6 news articles��

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Treasury yield close one-week low as on camp-loss-increase-inquires – BusinessWeek

James Stewart of SmartMoney.com writes that the iPad has increased his fondness for Apple shares.

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Punch Apple’s Shares Into Your iPad, Press ‘Buy’

Without full and proper disclosure, investors can’t make an informed decision. Even with full and proper disclosure, however, many investors still can’t make an informed decision.

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Investment Risks Hide in Plain Sight

Mutual funds may need to come with a blunt warning label just like on a pack of Lucky Strikes.

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When Ads Say Skill, Think Luck—Report

Investors who are changing jobs or retiring can find their 401(k) money being targeted.

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The 401(k) Wars