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The Sector Shifter G. Michael Mara, manager of the MFS Sector Rotational Fund, says he practices a more conservative version of sector rotation and believes his strategies and goals are different from those of most investors and many of his competitors. |
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Investing With Style A style-based system of portfolio management eliminates system inefficiencies, allowing advisers and managers to devote more time to what really matters to investors. |
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Credit Where Credit Is Due After years of standing in the shadow of the sell side, Wall Street's buy-side firms are reaping rewards by realizing risk. |
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Value? Growth? Both! Wouldn't you like to have both value and growth stocks in your portfolio? The lower risk that value investing provides, along with the unimaginable upside of a great growth stock? You can. |
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Not Every Recovery Looks the Same, a Q&A with a Bullish Value Manager Registered Rep. editor sat down for lunch with Craig Callahan, ICON Advisors founder and president, to get his quant-influenced and very often contrarian views on the stock market. |
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Value? Growth? Both! What gets lost in the "value vs. growth" debate is this: You shouldn't be buying only one stock anyway. You should be building a portfolio. And that portfolio should be diversified. |
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Don't Bank on These Funds The returns of the three funds outlined below are symptomatic of the abysmal performance in the banking sector overall. Each has lost 40% or more of its value over the past three years. |
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