As long as the global economy holds up, the S&P 500 could touch 1,425 by midsummer. Read More

US unemployment trends have improved, but wage growth hasn’t reached a level that would encourage consumer spending. Read More

With US gross domestic product still on course to grow about 3 percent in 2011, the S&P 500 could hit 1,425. Read More

Prior to the Great Recession, hot money was channeled into infrastructure investments at a blistering pace. But as the markets crashed and credit became scarce, infrastructure-related stocks sold off sharply and interest in the sector has been slow to return. Aaron Visse, co-manager of Forward Global Infrastructure (KGIAX, 800-999-6809), believes this is an ideal time to establish positions in the sector. Read More

Article in Review: “Financials Sense,” By Peter Staas, July 28, 2010 Read More

Three funds to hedge against a weaker the US dollar. Read More

Volatility in the stock market can be a boon for income investors. Read More

The Federal Reserve’s second round of quantitative easing ends in June, but that doesn’t mean the bottom will fall out of the stock market. Read More

We remain bullish on oil prices. Read More