Buffett's Muni Move: Troubling Sign?

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway recently terminated credit default swaps it had made insuring $8.25 billion in municipal debt. Here, Colin Barr of The Wall Street Journal discusses Berkshire’s muni move,…

These IPOs Have Substance

In his latest column for Nasdaq.com, Validea CEO John Reese says that the difficult times recent initial public offering stocks like Facebook and Groupon have endured aren’t a surprise, given…

Hulbert on the Failed Correction

MarketWatch’s Mark Hulbert says the stock market’s May-June correction failed to do what corrections are supposed to do: knock excessive optimism out of the market. Hulbert says that the average…

Bogle: Equities Aren't Dead

Vanguard founder Jack Bogle says he doesn’t think the “cult of equities” is dead, but has a slightly below-average outlook for stocks. “If the culture of equities is dead, it’s…

Nygren High on Bank Stocks

While bank stocks have been hit with a lot of tough news recently, top fund manager Bill Nygren of Oakmark has been loading up on them. Nygren says that some…

Woodford Sees Global Stagflation

Top U.K. fund manager Neil Woodford remains cautious about the global economy, and says he expects a prolonged period of stagflation. “As we have gone through 2012, it has become…