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Retirees are ditching government bonds and demanding riskier assets.
Ken Sena, analyst for Evercore Partners thinks investors should wait on the sidelines, arguing that Facebook's value will get much clearer after the company's lockup expires.
While Coach takes a Tuesday beating in the stock market, one analyst said mainstream American women are key to regaining high-end profits.
Ahead of the new year -- always the season for financial reckoning -- we offer a look at these common mistakes, and ways to stop making them.
Shares of Apple traded down as much 5.1 percent on Wednesday — their worst day in 2012 — and one hedge fund manager predicts its stock price will continue to drop before summer’s end.
While most agree the 105 year old company can survive the economic slowdown, analysts are in opposite camps when it comes to the stock.
The sluggish economy is prompting more Americans to put off medical tests, prescriptions and so-called elective procedures—like knee or hip replacements—and related health care companies are feeling the pain.
Though Microsoft reported its first quarterly loss since 1986 this week, Edward Maguire, an analyst for Credit Agricole Securities, is convinced the software giant can reverse the damage.
While hedge funds may be front-running earnings reports, it’s not a great idea for the retail investor — especially not when it comes to bank earnings, David Katz of Matrix Asset Advisors warned.
By most accounts, Groupon is a controversial stock in a volatile sector — and Mark Mahaney, Internet analyst for Citigroup, is fueling the fire with his double-your-money price target.
