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Brad Zigler's stints as a contributing editor for the Corporate Communications Broadcast Network, the Journal of Indexes, and CRB Trader set the stage for his role as managing editor of Hard Assets Investor and later as alternative investments editor of Registered Rep. magazine, the most ...more

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ETF Ratios Sending Mixed Signals
Should you buy stocks or not?
Fed’s Jawboning Hammers Gold, Flattens Miners
Just when things were looking good for frustrated gold fans, the Fed slammed the door on their fingers. Quietly. The digit damage was wrought in the Open Market Committee’s policy statement released late Wednesday.
Shopping For High Dividend ETFs? Beware Volatility
In today’s low-yield bond market, it’s no wonder income-oriented investors have looked to dividends for supplemental cash flows.
What’s Up With Stocks? Who’s Reading Equities Better-Analysts Or Investors?
Most all S&P 500 companies have reported their Q2 numbers: 81 percent have met Street expectations, 12 percent have beat estimates and 7 percent missed. That doesn’t seem so bad. But drill down a bit and you see the slowdown in earnings momentum.
Oil Refiners: Hold Off Big Buys
You saw the breakout move made by gold this week, right? Bullion broke above its 200-day moving average for the first time since May. The May spike, to be sure, was shortlived. It lasted only three days.
It’s Different This Time. Really.
Gold miners, um, some gold miners are rebounding.
Recession-Testing Your Portfolio
There is correlation between economic phases and sector performance. Which funds will best ride the wave?
Inflation?...Really?
Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen said it. At long last, she said Thursday, inflation is set to hit the central bank’s target. Not now, mind you, but in the years to come.
Gold Traders Have Nothing To Fear
Volatility is a boon for reactive bettors.
Time For A Bond Play? Maybe Not
Momentum hasn’t yet been established.
Fed To Raise Rates?
Everyone seems worried about the upcoming FOMC meeting. Everyone, that is, except the bond market.
Long/Short Doesn’t Mean 'Hedged'
Long/short portfolios seek to exploit performance disparities between the stocks bought and those sold. If you consider their beta coefficients, you’d see that these funds typically maintain a net long exposure to the market.
Doing The Math On Liquid Alts' Five-Year Track Record
Portfolio optimization with alternative investments will be a different game when stock returns normalize. The compound annual growth rate of the S&P 500, counting dividends, has been 9.6 percent since 1928.
Buy Refiners While Blood, Er, Oil Runs In The Streets
In spite of what you may think, it’s really a great time to be in the oil business. That is, if you’re a refiner. Refining, unlike other energy segments, generally does well when oil prices fall. Refiners do very well when crude plummets.
Bonds Headed For A Cyclical Top
Signals line up for another selling opportunity.
The Long And Short Of The Oil Market
Today’s oil glut could produce tomorrow’s profit.
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