Best Blogs of the Week

Best Blogs of the Week

Posted by Anu Heda on Oct 01, 2014, in Best Blogs of the Week , tagged with , ,

Five outstanding posts covering vastly different topics.

  • Loomis Sayles – (Welcome to the Best Blogs) Six opinions related to global asset allocation that are clear and succinct
  • Principal – POV on the Bill Gross move from PIMCO to Janus that has a lot to do with investing trends and nothing on gossip (favorite post of the week)
  • Russell – Discussing Active Share. I think within a few years this will be a widely discussed metric that may even find itself on ’40 act fund fact sheets.
  • Russell – Helpful description on pension risk transfer; this is a topic gaining broader marketplace interest, so the post is timely
  • Wells Fargo – Equity investing analysis complete with data on high and low-quality companies

Best Blogs of the Week

Posted by Anu Heda on Sep 24, 2014, in Best Blogs of the Week , tagged with , ,

Apologies for the two-day delay.

Three posts this week with a first in the asset management blog!

  • BlackRock – A post that includes interactivity to compare emerging markets. Impressive!
  • Invesco – Helpful idea related to alternatives and volatility.
  • Weitz – Nice post to reiterate a sound, tested investment process related to equity selection

 

Best Blogs of the Week

Posted by Anu Heda on Sep 16, 2014, in Best Blogs of the Week , tagged with , ,

Three posts from the previous two weeks

BlackRock – Volatility is as important as any investment topic (to FAs). This is a succinct refresher on the topic that is easily shared with clients.

Vanguard – TIPS! Seems like a maligned fixed income choice, but here’s a practioner’s personal guide to holding TIPS.

Wells Farg0 – Favorite of the week discusses the spread between 10-year Treasury and the 10-year Bund.

We’ll be resuming regular Monday morning posts as summer ends this Sunday.

Best Blogs of the Week

Posted by Anu Heda on Sep 03, 2014, in Best Blogs of the Week , tagged with , ,

Three interesting posts over the final two weeks of August.

  • AllianceBernstein – Enjoyable and straightforward opinion (with supporting data) on the US equity markets.
  • Columbia – Strangely surprising that only this firm wrote a piece about Detroit, one year after bankruptcy.
  • MFS – nice post on the linkage between actual private-sector investing and the broad economy