September can have a back-to-school feeling on Wall Street and a couple of news organizations put out stories in recent days that take stock of investor sentiment. They highlight some trends worth watching. In a Reuters story reporter Angela Moon looks at volatility. September is traditionally the most volatile trading month of the whole year, [...]
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The Markets’ Mood, September Edition
Posted in Markets, tagged Corporate Bonds, economic data, Emerging Markets, Lehman Brothers on September 14, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Portfolio Investing 101: David Neubert
Posted in Investors, Portfolio Investing 101, tagged Abercrombie, Apple, Behavioral Finance, Boston Chicken, David Neubert, Individual Investors, Kapitall, Lehman Brothers, Morgan Stanley, Target, Wal-Mart on August 17, 2010 | 4 Comments »
How would you build a portfolio? We put that question recently to David Neubert. A man of wide experience, Neubert spent ten years at Morgan Stanley in a number of trading roles including head of Global Portfolio and Program Trading. Then he moved on to Lehman Brothers where he was Head of Equity Trading Strategy [...]
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