5:01pm: Oakmark Fund manager Bill Nygren will go anywhere for a deal. More
1:37pm: Need a hedge in your portfolio? Doubleline's Jeff Gundlach says Apple will keep going up when the market goes down.
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10:06am: Miners don't think the price of precious metals can fall much farther. But don't expect a huge comeback either.
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5:51am: Wall Street can't get enough of all things Elon Musk, but his rocket company SpaceX has yet to announce IPO plans despite its considerable success.
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Jun 4: Pimco's Bill Gross says that ultra low interest rate policies and ongoing bond buying programs around the world aren't working.
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Jun 2: After SAC Capital said it would stop cooperating with the government, major investors in the hedge fund have decided to withdraw funds ahead of its redemption deadline.
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May 31: Bulls and bears alike cite the bond market as proof they're right. Neither has much of a case.
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May 31: Dividend paying stocks have fallen out of favor as bond yields rise and the economy strengthens.
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May 30: The Fed won't let rates rise too quickly, say bond gurus Jeffrey Gundlach of Doubleline and Dan Fuss of Loomis Sayles.
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May 29: Stanford University economics professor Anat Admati explains how to prevent another meltdown from taking place in the U.S. banking sector.
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May 29: Shares of Fannie and Freddie whipsaw following settlement with Citigroup on housing boom mortgages.
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May 29: Nasdaq agreed to settle the allegations over problems with Facebook's initial public offering last year by paying a $10 million penalty.
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May 29: Shareholders announce they have the votes to move forward with plans to take the iconic Empire State Building public.
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May 29: Shares of the electric car maker have soared. But there are some concerns that expectations are way too high for Tesla.
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May 28: As the biggest emerging markets fall behind, you need to look to other parts of the developing world.
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May 24: Paul Tudor Jones, who manages a $13 billion hedge fund, told an audience at the University of Virginia that women with children can't be "great" traders.
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May 24: Investors expect global stock markets to keep grinding higher after a short period of volatility triggered by Japan's pullback this week.
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May 24: Hedge fund Universa, which places big bets on so-called black swan hedging, has seen a record inflow this quarter.
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May 24: For investors in the United States, buying Samsung shares is a complicated and even risky endeavor.
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May 23: The fear that the Federal Reserve may begin to tap the breaks on its bond buying program sparked a rush out of Treasuries, pushing the 10-year yield above 2%.
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May 22: JPMorgan's CEO Jamie Dimon held onto his role of chairman but with three board members only narrowly reelected, there may be new faces on the bank's risk committee
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May 21: Saks soared nearly 20% after hours following a New York Post reported that the luxury retailer had hired Goldman Sachs to explore a possible sale.
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May 21: Herbalife hired Pricewaterhouse Coopers as its new accounting firm. KPMG resigned last month after discovering one of its partners was providing illegal stock tips on clients.
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May 21: Shareholders voted to keep CEO Jamie Dimon as the bank's chairman but three directors in charge on the risk committee won by slim margins.
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May 21: Shares in Carnival fell by as much as 15% Tuesday after cancellations and price cuts prompted the beleagured cruise operator to slash its earnings forecast.
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May 20: This ominous-sounding technical signal points to another move down in bond yields. So much for the Treasury bubble bursting?
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May 20: At Tuesday's annual meeting, shareholders want to hear what the board says about an independent chairman, its risk controls and who could be the next Jamie Dimon.
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May 18: Winklevoss Capital is dabbling in backing Bitcoin startups.
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May 17: Apple is out and Boeing and Google are the new "it" stocks among the top hedge fund managers.
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May 17: One individual investor explains why he's relieved he didn't buy Facebook on the day of its IPO. Another did buy near the top but is still holding on for the long haul.
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May 15: Social media stocks Zynga and Groupon find a buyer and potential agitator in the hedge fund Jana Partners. Tiger Management exits its stake in Apple.
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May 15: The initial results of Japan's Abenomics experiment are encouraging, but it's too early to call the strategy a success.
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May 14: The Robin Hood Foundation, a poverty-fighting non-profit led by top hedge fund managers, raised $80 million at its annual gala.
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May 14: Shareholder advisory firm Glass Lewis says that Goldman Sachs should do more to align pay to performance.
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May 14: Global risk analyst Ian Bremmer thinks that the next generation of virtual currencies are more likely to endure than Bitcoin.
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May 13: The news that Bloomberg reporters were permitted to see how clients used the company's financial data terminals raises concerns about privacy.
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May 13: More TD Ameritrade clients own Apple now than ever before as individual investors took advantage of Apple's recent stock slide.
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May 10: In the wake of first profit and a glowing review for the Model S, Tesla shares continued to shoot higher Friday.
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May 10: Piraeus Bank, Greece's largest by assets, believes investors are ready to buy back into the ravaged economy by taking a stake in the bank.
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May 9: The dollar hit ¥100 for the first time since April 2009 as the Bank of Japan moves to boost the nation's economy.
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May 9: Even though two key stock market barometers are at all-time highs, Gallup found that stock ownership among individuals continues to decline. Part of it is that investors feel burned. But with the unemployment rate still high, many middle class Americans may feel that they can't afford to buy stocks.
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May 8: The beleaguered tech giant has seen its stock rise in the weeks since it caved and announced a record share repurchase program.
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May 6: Shareholders are pushing JPMorgan's board to strip Jamie Dimon of his role as chairman. An influential shareholder advisory firm also wants three board members out.
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May 6: Investors have shunned the precious metal in recent weeks, raising concerns the 12-year old bull market in gold is nearing an end.
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May 6: Fund manager Jeffrey Gundlach says yields may be painfully low now, but they may go even lower so investors should get in now.
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May 3: The Royal Bank of Scotland is looking to wriggle free from state ownership, five years after it was rescued at a cost of £45 billion to the U.K. taxpayer.
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May 3: As the economy heats up, bonds and fixed-income funds will lose money. But you can limit the damage of a bond market meltdown.
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May 3: There's been a lending bonanza, yet investors see dangers in low priced junk bonds.
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May 1: A growing number of companies is wary of going public, with some even scaling back how many shares the public can own.
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May 1: Your guide to riding the wave of mergers and acquisitions that began last fall.
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May 1: The expiration of the drug titan's patent on Singulair isn't as dire as investors fear.
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Apr 29: Economist Nouriel Roubini thinks there's a big crash and depression coming, but investors can ride this bubble higher for the next two years.
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Apr 29: Pimco CEO Mohamed El-Erian is worried the Fed won't be able to end its bond buying program without 'collateral damage.'
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Apr 26: Researchers have discovered that trends in Google searches can be used to predict stock market ups and downs.
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Apr 25: Retail investors say they're not worried about market structure issues following the so-called Twitter flash crash.
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Apr 24: A false report on Twitter, led to a swift 1% drop in the Dow. Many blame the rise of high-frequency trading for the quick plunge.
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Apr 19: The theme park operator's shares popped in their market debut. Penguins marched on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange as SeaWorld execs rang the opening bell.
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Apr 19: A week after it looked like the Bitcoin bubble had started to burst, prices surged, and are back above $130.
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Apr 18: Gun companies have rallied in recent months, driven by a fear of new restrictions. The Senate's defeat of gun control measures could mean trouble for the industry.
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Apr 18: Morgan Stanley's stock dropped nearly 4% as declines in the bank's trading division rattled investors.
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Apr 18: With global growth rates stagnating, finance ministers and central bankers will examine the risks of continuing to flood markets with cash at meetings in Washington this week but conclude there's no alternative, for now.
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Apr 17: Paulson, who owns nearly 5% of Sprint Nextel shares, says that Dish offer for wireless company is superior to Softbank offer.
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Apr 16: Target is warning that sales and earnings for the first quarter will be below forecasts, as winter weather delayed spring shopping.
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Apr 16: Gold prices staged a modest recovery Tuesday in the wake of a massive one day sell-off which saw the precious metal hit its lowest level in over two years.
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Apr 16: Shares of Goldman Sachs fell nearly 2% after reporting a jump in profits boosted by investment banking revenues seen as risky by investors, analysts.
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Apr 15: Last year was a tough one for hedge funds, but the 25 top-earning fund managers still managed to pull in a combined $14.14 billion in 2012.
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Apr 15: The long embattled bank finally bests analysts quarterly estimates beating on both revenue and profit.
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Apr 15: Gold plunged to its lowest level in over two years Monday as a global sell-off in commodities sparked by slowing growth in China added further pressure to last week's rout in the precious metal.
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Apr 14: Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda has gone on a diplomatic offensive in recent days to reassure trading partners that Japan is not engaged in currency warfare.
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Apr 12: The troubled retailer hired the Blackstone Group to help it raise $1 billion in equity. Several private equity groups are looking at JCPenney's books.
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Apr 12: A sell-off in value of Bitcoin virtual currency causes a halt in trading and further decline that could signal end of bubble valuations.
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Apr 12: The investment arm of Germany's Reimann family has swallowed its third coffee takeover in less than a year, agreeing to pay almost $10 billion for the owner of the Douwe Egberts brand.
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Apr 12: JPMorgan Chase beat expectations for first quarter profits but missed on revenues. Shares dropped in premarket trading.
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Apr 12: More than $60 billion has already been pumped into U.S. stock market mutual funds and ETFs this year as investors bet the rally will continue.
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Apr 11: The CEO of Standard Life Investments says stock rally has a long run ahead, but bonds are the big risk factor for investors.
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Apr 8: First quarter results for big banks (and small ones) are unlikely to dazzle investors as loan growth and mortgage refinancing slows down.
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Apr 3: Gold prices have pulled back as Cyprus moves away from crisis mode, but it may just be a temporary blip.
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Apr 3: A majority of individual investors surveyed by Fidelity said they expect the S&P 500 to end the year with gains, while only 12% expect the benchmark index will end lower.
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Apr 2: Experts surveyed by CNNMoney think interest rates will rise throughout 2013, but not dramatically higher. It will be hard for bond yields to spike as long as the Federal Reserve keeps buying.
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Apr 1: Strategists surveyed by CNNMoney expect the S&P 500 to end the year only slightly higher than current levels.
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Mar 26: Dragged down by concerns over an overheating housing market and the pace of economic growth, China stocks are missing out on a global markets rally.
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Mar 20: There's been no major market disruption recently, but mini flash crashes in stocks like Apple, Berkshire Hathaway and Hanesbrands happen every day.
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Mar 18: Wall Street's rally came under pressure, as investors fretted about a controversial bailout and bank tax in Cyprus, but experts don't foresee a long-lasting pullback.
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Mar 15: Former Fed Chairman Greenspan said that despite record highs for the Dow, stock prices are not showing signs of the 'irrational exuberance' he warned of in 1996.
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Mar 14: The World Gold Council says central banks have been cutting back on their dollar holdings in favor of emerging markets' currencies.
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Mar 14: The Fed will reveal which banks will be able to return capital to shareholders this week after most in the industry passed a test of their ability to withstand another recession.
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Mar 13: The Dow delivered its 10th consecutive up day, its longest winning streak since November 1996 -- less than a month before Greenspan's infamous "irrational exuberance" speech.
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Mar 13: Citigroup's stock has rallied since CEO Michael Corbat took over last October. The big test is whether the Fed okays the bank's buyback plan this week.
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Mar 12: Dividend payments from the 30 Dow companies are only about 7% below their peak -- yet another reward for investors who've been profiting from the market's rise.
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Mar 11: While the S&P 500 is within spitting distance of its 2007 record high, the S&P 500 financial sector is still 50% below its all-time high, also set in 2007.
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Mar 7: Consumer staples have been among the best performing stocks this year as investors remain defensive.
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Mar 6: Venezuela's stock market rallied more than 300% last year, making it the world's best performer. But the death of President Hugo Chavez has put that rally at risk.
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Feb 28: The gun maker reports 'unprecedented' sales and earnings as demand for guns skyrockets in the United States.
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Feb 28: Market strategist Komal Sri-Kumar sees echoes of 2007 in the disconnect between the flagging economy and the torrid stock market.
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Feb 27: As investors begin to dip their toes back into the stock market, chatter about a so-called Great Rotation has been growing louder. But so far, the phenomenon has yet to occur.
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Feb 26: As forced budget cuts seem likely to take effect this week, investors have punished shares of big defense contractors.
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Feb 20: The U.K. currency has tumbled more than 5% this year as investors anticipate further easing by the Bank of England.
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Feb 20: Bonds have been outperforming stocks for the last 30 years, but experts say stocks are starting to look a lot safer lately.
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Feb 14: Whoever becomes the next governor of the Bank of Japan will be expected to make full use of the central bank's tools to reflate the Japanese economy, while avoiding accusations that it is igniting a currency war by deliberately depressing the yen.
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Feb 13: After a big rally in January, the S&P 500 has already risen above the level many experts had targeted for the year. Most analysts say some sort of pullback is inevitable for stocks.
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