Archive for the ‘Investment Management’ Category


Interpreting The Correction

Icon Provided by Joseph Regenstein IV, CMFC on June 2, 2010

A blip in the bull market? Or is more selling ahead? A look at some opinions. Sooner or later, a bull market experiences a correction: a decline of at least 10% from a peak. We’ve now seen the first correction in the present bull market: the Dow went below 10,000 on May 25 (and rebounded).1 [...]

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Tags: capital management, double dip recession, economic recovery, investing, profit margins, Stock market, stocks and bonds, wealth manager


A Wild Thursday on Wall Street

Icon Provided by Joseph Regenstein IV, CMFC on May 6, 2010

What’s the difference between “billions” and “millions”? About 650 points. Did a mistake make a sell off more severe? The Dow Jones Industrial Average settled at 10,520.32 Thursday after a 347.80 loss, with fears over European sovereign debt affecting Wall Street. Yet the 347.80 decline was just half the story. The Dow also saw its [...]

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Tags: circuit breaker, investment, market volatility, new york stock exchange, sovereign debt, stocks, weird things


Fed Stops Buying Mortgage-linked Securities

Icon Provided by Joseph Regenstein IV, CMFC on April 9, 2010

How will this impact the real estate market? The Fed pulls out of the mortgage market. On March 31, 2010, the Federal Reserve halted its 15-month-long program to buy up toxic mortgage-linked securities.1 Of all the things the Fed did to try and heal the economy and financial markets, this may have been its most [...]

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Tags: association of realtors, conventional home loans, economic conditions, financial markets, freddie mac, mortgage, private investors