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Best Blogs of the Week

Posted by Anu Heda on Jul 01, 2013, in Best Blogs of the Week , tagged with , ,

Three posts this week.

  • Oppenheimer – Asset managers were very inclined to write about “the Fed” last week. They came fast and furiously. Related to the topic, I found this single chart the most valuable.
  • Russell – For any advisor with a potential client on the fence, this data can be helpful.
  • Wells Fargo – A plain-speak, straightforward post on bond investing? Yes indeed.

 

Best Blogs of the Week

Posted by Anu Heda on May 06, 2013, in Best Blogs of the Week , tagged with ,

This week’s best posts present helpful materials advisors could share directly with clients. It’s that straightforward.

Russell – This post has a helpful chart and shows returns by asset class.

Russell – This post provides intra-month peak-to-trough (some serious hyphenation there) performance of the Russell 1000 in 2012. That’s useful to remember that rising markets don’t do so in a straight line.

Wells Fargo – This Q&A answers questions related to prevalent notion (across news outlets) that equities must be heading downwards. Right?

Best Blogs of the Week

Posted by Anu Heda on Feb 11, 2013, in Best Blogs of the Week , tagged with , , ,

Hopefully everyone (in the Northeast) is settling in with a fine coffee as you read this Monday morning. We have three high-quality posts from last week to share.

  • MFS – Swanson takes a contrary position regarding US corporate profits.
  • Putnam – Nice job providing correlations and (more importantly) implications.
  • Wells Farg0 – It doesn’t hurt to refresh understandings some times. And this post is a nice Q&A related to alternatives with a leading institutional alternatives manufacturer.

 

Best Blogs of the Week

Posted by Anu Heda on Jan 28, 2013, in Best Blogs of the Week , tagged with , ,

This week’s blogs all take a specific stance within the first three sentences. We think that leads to effective FA support in thought leadership especially when intertwined onto current events/topics.

  • Columbia – This post paints the case for global emerging markets eloquently.
  • Oppenheimer – The author has a clear opinion on one of the world’s most important currency.
  • Wells Fargo – This post is a Q&A related to allocating within a fixed income allocation and then relative to equities.