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About half of the population 85 and older have some sort of impairment that makes managing with finances difficult.
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About half of the population 85 and older have some sort of impairment that makes managing with finances difficult.
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Wealthy investors are preparing for a potential rise in interest rates. David Bailin, Citi Private Bank, is eyeing the behavior of these investors and offers insight.
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Steve Bodurtha, Citi Private Bank, shares his views on where to find opportunities in equities, and how investors should be positioning themselves in fixed income.
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CNBC's Rick Santelli talks with Robert McKendry, TJM Institutional Services, about where to find the best returns in a highly leveraged environment.
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Gregorio Saichin, Head of Emerging Markets & High Yield Fixed Income Funds at Pioneer Investments, explains how the situation in Cyprus will play out in the sovereign bond markets in the long-term.
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Passport Capital's John Burbank, founder of a fund that manages $3.7 billion, shares his strategies on trading the market's record highs.
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Bruce Richards, Marathon Asset Management CEO, discusses how investors can profit in this low interest rate environment.
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What would the 10-year Treasury yield without QE? Saumil Parikh, Pimco, takes a look at Fed intervention and how investors should allocate bonds in their portfolios.
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Abby Joseph Cohen, Senior U.S. Investment Strategist at Goldman Sachs, discusses the strong fundamentals and valuations behind the markets' surge.
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Rebecca Patterson, Bessemer Trust; and Ed Keon, Quantitative Management Associates, reveal where to search for the best investment opportunities.
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Are fundamentals driving the rally or are investors staying away from fixed income and other investments? Rebecca Patterson, Bessemer Trust; Ed Keon, Quantitative Management Associates; and Wilbur Ross, WL Ross, weigh in.
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Mark Okada, Highland Capital, explains how a reduction in the Fed's bond-buying program could produce a flight to junk bonds among investors.
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Cliff Corso, CEO & CIO of Cutwater Asset Management, provides perspective on the state of the U.S. economy, and discusses where he found value in the "bums of bonds," those sectors of the market that have been unduly beaten up.
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Zachary Latif, managing director at TLG Capital Investments, says if we get through the Italian elections without a bloodbath, there will be good opportunities in the peripheral fixed income market.
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Jack Bogle, The Vanguard Group, shares his concerns about leveraged ETFs right now. Steve Sachs, Proshares Advisors, and CNBC's Bob Pisani also weigh in.
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John Engler, Business Roundtable, explains what the President needs to say at the State of the Union next week, with CNBC's Rick Santelli.
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Discussing whether money is moving out of fixed income and into stocks, with Daryl Jones, Hedgeye Risk Management; Quincy Krosby, Prudential Financial; Bill McVail, Turner Small Cap Growth Fund; and CNBC's Rick Santelli.
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Mike Amey, portfolio manager at Pimco, says he favors bonds from countries like Brazil and Mexico, despite market speculation of a looming emerging market debt bubble.
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Mark Oliver, Head of iShares at Blackrock says equities are an attractive segment of the market for Exchange Traded Product investors, particularly for those chasing yield. But he adds investors should still expect a level of volatility in the market.
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Craig Dismuke, chief economic strategist at Vining Sparks IBG, sees fixed Income investors sitting on the sidelines waiting for an upturn to get back to the market.