Pacific Investment Management is raising money for a new, multibillion-dollar commercial real-estate debt fund, the bond manager’s latest foray into more lucrative—and less liquid—markets.
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Hedge-fund manager David Einhorn struck it big with his wager against Lehman Brothers before the bank’s 2008 collapse, but his fund’s performance has been much spottier since then.
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Hedge-fund manager John Paulson, known for his bearish bets against the U.S. housing market ahead of the financial crisis, has struggled to get much right ever since.
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Decline in U.S. mutual and exchange-traded funds’ asset-weighted average fee was the largest since at least 2000.
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Investors are dumping U.S. stock funds at one of the fastest paces in a decade as rising market turbulence erodes confidence in the nine-year-old bull market.
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The Heard on the Street team is going toe-to-toe against the recommendations of hedge-fund managers who attend Monday’s annual Sohn Investment Conference.
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Most ETFs that invest in companies considered socially responsible outperformed the broad market in the year through March.
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High rates and potential tax advantages make master limited partnerships attractive to some, if investors can stomach the volatility.
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Baird’s Mary Ellen Stanek says her Baird bond funds avoid derivatives. “We’re not masqueraders,” acting like a stock fund, she says.
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Spotlight: An ETF based on companies involved with blockchain technology is off to a bumpy start, but its founder is staying focused on the long term.
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Retirement columnist Glenn Ruffenach also answers reader questions on 401(k) withdrawals and Social Security.
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Yes, the two-year rally, rising interest rates and trade turmoil give investors pause. But exposure to emerging markets still makes sense.
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Consumer discretionary slipped to the second most-crowded sector, notes BofA.
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