Investing

Harding Loevner Emerging Markets Equity, a member of the Kiplinger 25, is finding opportunities on the frontier.

Eaton Vance’s Kathleen Gaffney sees little value in the bond market today

The fund keeps maturities short and has a great record of sidestepping defaults.

When top dogs fall to being underdogs, watch out that you're not along for the ride.

If you want a 4% yield and a minimal number of shocks, you will find that electric utilities shine brightly.

Faith-based investing is about finding companies that are currently faltering but that have a high likelihood of doing better.

Even in a sluggish economy, they’re piling up sales.

Manager Steven Romick has free rein to branch out, but hasn't seen anything compelling recently.

I took a cursory look at my 18 stocks and decided to focus on the outliers: my biggest winner and biggest loser.

More merchants are accepting the virtual currency, and speculators are having a field day.

The industry has been historically turbulent, but those past problems may present opportunities today.

Once you get past the hoopla, you can learn a lot from Warren Buffett by attending his company’s yearly gathering for shareholders.

Here are my three favorite funds for playing the quality theme, along with a list of 16 pristine stocks.

With the economy improving, stocks are still the place to be.

The manager of Akre Focus sees a "world full of uncertainties."

If you're not investing internationally, you're missing half the opportunity.

Keep your eyes on the second half, when the market will demand improved economic growth and earnings to keep rising.

Three key stock fund managers have left or are leaving soon. If you invest in Price funds, here’s what to do now.

Recalibrate your portfolio to mitigate the heightened risks in the bond market.

These companies build the tools that can help keep us safer.

This Allianz convertible fund has delivered stock-like gains with less risk than the market.

Bond funds provide greater flexibility in an era of high interest-rate risk.

Shares have recovered modestly from their autumn swoon. But future gains won’t come easy.

Three new actively managed ETFs will follow the strategies of existing mutual funds.

Your odds of getting a return on your money are much better than winning the Powerball jackpot.

Follow these tips to lower your risk of becoming a victim.

The companies moving you (and your stuff) from place to place are outpacing the market.

It's not easy to navigate closed-end funds. Best to let RiverNorth's Oaktree High Income steer the ship.

There's no doubt natural gas usage will rise and so will employment to support production. How can an investor take advantage?

Reach for more yield with master limited partnerships, mortgage-owning REITs and more.

The foreign funds you own likely hold Japanese stocks. But you may want to boost your stake.

The manufacturing sector is back. Profit with this exchange-traded fund.

These investments promise big payouts. But they could empty your pockets.

Wall Street may have overreacted to recent misadventures.

The economy is nowhere near a cyclical peak, so earnings and stock prices still have room to rise.

You won’t pay a commission, but you may get hit with a fee if you sell too soon.

Every employer in America, regardless of size, would be required to offer an account to all employees.

Learn more about investment products that produce high yields, but may not be commonly known.

The Fed is keeping yields artificially low and shows no signs of changing course.

It's easy pickings for those who want low risk.

Pick the low-hanging fruit, or reach for more luscious returns.

A six-figure portfolio buys more expertise and services for a lower fee.

Prepare to embrace the exotic (and plenty of risk) when you chase yield this far.

Plus a fund that owns all of them — and more.

These companies could be attractive acquisition candidates for Berkshire Hathaway. Buy their stocks now and beat the master to the punch.

This fund looks for cheap stocks with rising prices.