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January 16, 2016 News No Comments

GOLDMAN SACHS: Market volatility is here to stay, but the recent ructions are unlikely to last

GOLDMAN SACHS: Market volatility is here to stay, but the recent ructions are unlikely to last Business Insider. Stock market volatility is likely to increase in 2016 compared to 2015, although it’s unlikely to remain around the levels seen in recent weeks. That’s the view of Goldman Sachs’ Krag Gregory who expects a modest uplift […]

December 24, 2015 Mutual Funds No Comments

Top 2015 US Stock Funds Stay Defensive Heading Into 2016

Top 2015 US Stock Funds Stay Defensive Heading Into 2016 Top stock-picking fund managers won 2015 by aiming for brand name companies and avoiding the sector bets that brought down biotech and energy investors. Now, as they look ahead to 2016, these active investors expect to be even more defensive, picking … Continue reading at […]

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"The housing bubble will burst rather than gradually deflate, following the rapid and violent pattern of decline of nearly every financial bubble throughout history," Lubaszka says. "Higher interest rates negatively impact not only the health of the housing market but other economic segments as well. The stock market takes a hit because higher rates make it more costly for companies to pay for debt. Higher rates hurt corporate profit margins and reduce stock value, bad news given the deep debt situation so many companies are in today."

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