Fast Money: Fast Money Portfolio
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If you’re thinking about putting money to work in TruPS, there’s something you should know.
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Few investors may be worried about inflation now, but ultimately it’s inevitable.
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A former Fed insider tells us Friday’s jobs report will be among the most crucial economic indicators of the year.
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Famed money pro Byron Wien tells us a 'game changer' is about to pull down the price of oil. And nobody's talking about it!
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After talking to a money manager with a $70 billion portfolio, it appears the rotation theme that the Fast Money traders often talk about is getting underway.
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Esteemed money manager David Harding reveals his strategy for navigating this unpredictable market.
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Forget Treasurys, bonds or REITs, there’s more value in dividend paying equities!
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Scrambling for strategies? Top money pro Charles Kantor suggests betting on the good ol’ USA!
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Could low nat gas prices unlock a manufacturing renaissance in the US?
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Considering the sluggish global economic activity, are you growing discouraged with the BRIC trade? If so, you may be looking at the wrong emerging nations!
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Common sense tells you the march higher in bond prices should be nearly over, doesn’t it? Maybe not.
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More art may be involved in developing a long term portfolio strategy than you think!
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Although the latest inflation data from China was hot, top trader Zach Karabell tells us it's bullish for Ralph Lauren and others. Huh?
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We may be at an inflection point in retail as a new and dynamic trend takes a foothold.
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If you’re looking for a commodity trade David Henderson of XPV Capital Corporation suggests something extremely precious.
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If you’re looking to put money to work, Jim Keenan of BlackRock thinks you can’t do much better than high yield.
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If credit markets are any indication, the stock market may be facing some serious headwinds.
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Top money manager Mark Okada tells us you’ll get more bang for your buck investing in banks loans rather than high yield bonds.
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More merger and acquisitions are likely in the second quarter and throughout the rest of 2012, one strategist said Monday.