Article in Review: “Regulating Returns,” by Benjamin Shepherd, July 14, 2010. Read More

Japan’s decades of deflation are legendary among investors. But every market has its winners and losers. Read More

Although this may seem like a strange time to recommend banking stocks, two of our Portfolio picks are solid bargains. Read More

The greatest risks to economic growth are beginning to abate. Though growth will remain choppy for the foreseeable future, prepare for a sizeable rally in stocks by year end. Read More

Mergers and acquisitions activity went on holiday during the credit crisis of 2008. But the conditions are ripe for a fresh wave of dealmaking that could line investors’ pockets. Read More

Don’t be a yield zombie. An exchange-traded fund that yields more than 20 percent is just as risky as a stock that offers a similar yield. Read More

Investors have long viewed South Korea as a cyclical, high-beta market. But this often overlooked Asian tiger has much to offer the individual investor. Read More

Improving stock prices and a stabilizing employment picture have reduced the probability that a recession will strike over the next six months. Read More

This oil and gas services company will benefit from a ramp up in oil exploration. Even better, its stock trades at a bargain. Read More

GDP growth came in stronger than expected and inventory levels suggest a year-end rally for stocks. Read More