Like Bill Gross, Wharton professor and author Jeremy Siegel doesn’t see a hike in the Federal Funds rate as imminent, despite the Federal Reserve’s recent decision to up the Discount…
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Gross: Don't Sweat the Discount Rate Hike
Does the Federal Reserve’s discount rate hike mean increases for other key interest rates are coming? Not according to PIMCO bond guru Bill Gross. Gross tells CNBC that he thinks…
Miller on Investors' "Perverse" Affinity for Bonds
…doesn’t think they will be in the next ten. MIller says that as the economy recovers, the Federal Reserve will rein in its incredibly accomodating monetary policies and shrink its…
Natural Gas: Ready to Take Off?
…improvements in drilling technology and techniques have significantly increased the amount of gas available at current prices, extending our reserves to nearly 100 years at current usage rates. And current…
Barron's Roundtable: Gabelli, Zulauf Weigh In
…rates at some point will top 4%, and it’s all about picking specific stocks.” Among Gabelli’s specific stocks picks: National Fuel Gas, Federal Mogul, Legg Mason, Viacom, and Cablevision Systems….
Gross: Where to Look when the Easing Ends
…surprise you. In his latest Investment Outlook on PIMCO’s web site, Gross — in addition to lambasting the U.S. government on a number of fronts — predicts that the Federal…
The Zweig Model: A Conservative Growth Approach
…included the Federal Reserve’s discount rate; installment debt levels; and the prime rate. His mottos included “Don’t fight the Fed” (meaning investors should be more bullish when interest rates were…
Siegel: Stocks Still Undervalued
…He expects the Federal Reserve to up rates in the first half of 2010 as the economy strengthens, which could briefly rattle the stock market. “There will be a short-term…
Siegel on Inflation, Interest Rates
Author and Wharton Professor Jeremy Siegel says he thinks the Federal Reserve will likely raise interest rates “modestly” by this coming spring — earlier than many expect. But, he tells…
Doll: Rally in "Transition Phase"
…week’s jobs report was a sign that interest rates won’t stay at 0% forever, and that at some point the Federal Reserve will raise rates. That will mean an adjustment…