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  1. David Rosenberg on Buy and Hold

    seekingalpha.com » US Market Commentary from Seeking Alpha - Mar 11, 2010

    Richard Shaw (QVM Group) submits: In today’s market comments (03/11/2010) David Rosenberg of Gluskin Shef, said. “When we look at the last 12 years, dating back to LTCM and the bailout that ensued, we have endured a

    Also tagged: agg, spy, vti, richard shaw, iwb, iwv, ivv, lag

  2. February's ETF Statistics: Assets Grow Again

    seekingalpha.com » ETFs News and Commentary from Seeking Alpha - Mar 9, 2010

    Jim Trippon submits: After turning in some disappointing totals in January, the ETF industry is back to its growing ways after gaining $20 billion in new assets during February. Exchange traded products now hold $765

    Also tagged: gld, tip, shy, spy, eem, vwo, csj, jim trippon

  3. Recommended Bond Allocation

    seekingalpha.com » US Market Commentary from Seeking Alpha - Mar 3, 2010

    Hickey and Walters (Bespoke) submit: Below we highlight the consensus strategist recommended bond allocation since 1997. At the moment, Wall Street strategists are collectively recommending a 30.5% weighting in bonds

    Also tagged: tlt, agg, ief, tlh, bespoke investment group

  4. Market in 2010: The Three Month Check Up

    seekingalpha.com » US Market Commentary from Seeking Alpha - Mar 3, 2010

    Brian McMorris submits: The markets look good again today and the underpinnings of recovery are becoming evident in the data, even if there are a lot of negatives still in the air. But most negatives are traditional

    Also tagged: spy, xlk, brian mcmorris

  5. February ETF Wrap-Up: Back on the Right Track

    seekingalpha.com » ETFs News and Commentary from Seeking Alpha - Mar 3, 2010

    Michael Johnston submits: After enjoying a record year in 2010, many in the ETF industry were disappointed when January figures revealed a material decline in total assets, breaking an impressive string of

    Also tagged: tip, shy, spy, eem, vwo, csj, vig, xli, sds, michael johnston, vxx, pplt

  6. Are Bonds the Answer to Coming Deflation?

    seekingalpha.com » US Market Commentary from Seeking Alpha - Feb 26, 2010

    Nikhil Raheja submits: It is often mentioned that bonds outperform stocks during bear markets, while stocks outperform bonds during bull markets. While there is no denying the above, this statement may mislead some

    Also tagged: tlt, jnk, tbt, nikhil raheja

  7. Financial Innovation, Part II: Defending Much, But Not All

    seekingalpha.com » Financial Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha - Feb 25, 2010

    Rortybomb submits: [Read Part I here] Robert Litan at Brookings has a paper out, In Defense of Much, But Not All, Financial Innovation. You should check it out, it is pretty good. Here’s the summary chart (click to

    Also tagged: rortybomb

  8. Long-Term Stock Outperformance vs. Bonds Mainly Due to Dividends, Not Capital Appreciation

    seekingalpha.com » US Market Commentary from Seeking Alpha - Feb 22, 2010

    David Hunkar submits: The 2010 edition of the Credit Suisse Global Investment Returns Year Book confirms that equities outperform bonds over the long term. The chart below shows the performance of U.S. stocks, bonds

    Also tagged: agg, spy, dia, dvy, qqqq, ief, ivv, vig, david hunkar

  9. Best California Muni Bond: Dept. of Water Resources, Series A

    seekingalpha.com » US Market Commentary from Seeking Alpha - Feb 21, 2010

    Randy Durig submits: High California tax free income with extra protection that many Californians currently like, and hopefully won't ever need. We have developed a process for our clients to review, select, purchase

    Also tagged: muni, randy durig

  10. Money Flow Implications of 2011 U.S. Tax Rates

    seekingalpha.com » US Market Commentary from Seeking Alpha - Feb 19, 2010

    Richard Shaw (QVM Group) submits: To the extent that federal tax rates drive investor behaviors and money flows, and to the extent that 2011 federal tax rates simply revert to prior rates under “sunset” provisions

    Also tagged: spy, ive, richard shaw, ivw, sdy, mub

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