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Bill Miller Nabs Valeant Shares, Spying Opportunity Where Others See Chaos

Bill Miller Nabs Valeant Shares, Spying Opportunity Where Others See Chaos

Posted by on Apr 29, 2016 in Articles & Advice, Blog, Featured, Posts |

Image credit: Pixabay   By Jason Zweig |  Apr. 26, 2016 1:39 pm ET Not every value investor bought Valeant Pharmaceuticals International high. Bill Miller, manager of the $2 billion Legg Mason Opportunity Trust, says he sank about 3.5% of the fund into Valeant in late March and early April, mostly at prices between $28 and $32 per share. Mr. Miller...

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Is Your Broker Good or Bad?

Is Your Broker Good or Bad?

Posted by on Apr 25, 2016 in Articles & Advice, Blog, Columns, Featured |

Image Credit: Christophe Vorlet By Jason Zweig |  Apr. 22, 2016 9:29 am ET Most people expect the food in a three-star restaurant to be tastier than one-star grub and a two-thumbs-up movie to be better than a flick that got a solitary upward-pointing thumb. Good luck, however, finding a handy way to rank stockbrokers. That needs to change, because new...

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The Devil and Tom Walker

The Devil and Tom Walker

Posted by on Apr 25, 2016 in Blog, Featured, Money in the Arts, Posts |

Image credit: “Tom Walker’s Flight,” John Quidor, ca. 1856, Fine Art Museums of San Francisco   By Jason Zweig | July 15, 2015 10:14 p.m. ET If you think that the demonization of bankers, brokers, traders, hedge-fund managers and other Wall Street moneymakers is a new development in American life, read on to see how a great writer of...

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The S&P 500 Already Hit a Record – If You Count Dividends

The S&P 500 Already Hit a Record – If You Count Dividends

Posted by on Apr 24, 2016 in Articles & Advice, Blog, Featured, Posts |

Image credit: Caspar David Friedrich, “Wanderer above the Sea of Fog,” ca. 1818, Kunsthalle, Hamburg, Wikimedia Commons By Jason Zweig |  Apr 21, 2016 8:34 am ET Forget all the suspense about whether the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500, each barely 1% below the all-time highs they set last May, will rise to set new records....

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