As hedge fund legend George Soros takes a survey of the political landscape, increasingly showering Hillary Clinton with campaign cash, it is a global if European perspective that has... read more

One of the classic signs that the credit cycle is nearing the end is that borrowers that shouldn’t be getting financed not only get funded, but get it at... read more

Eugene Fama and Robert Shiller shared the Nobel prize for economics despite opposing views of market efficiency. Clifford Asness, AQR Capital Management founder, says the truth lies between their... read more

During the first week of July, Asset Managers gained long exposure to equity derivatives and the long end of the US yield curve while selling the short end, a... read more

Charles Bobrinskoy, vice chairman and head of the investment group at Ariel Investments, has been a major bank bull. When the banks were trading at a steep discount to... read more

The pace of the bond market selloff has been strong enough to give yield curve traders whiplash. Coming into July government bonds were on track for their largest gains since... read more

S&_ 500 could be headed for a surge as earnings per share grow and the earnings multiple stays low, says Morgan Stanley “Although optimism is a late cycle phenomenon, history... read more

U.S. activist investor Paul Singer’s Elliott Associates faces a disclosure probe over an alleged violation of local rules when it tried to block merger of two Samsung Group affiliates... read more

How Much Land Does The Government Own In “Economic Calculation in the Socialist Commonwealth,” Ludwig von Mises challenged the socialists to explain how economic calculation could be performed in a... read more

The Procter & Gamble Company (NYSE:PG)'s profit beat expectations on Thursday. These soaring profits follow a beat down from activist investor William Ackman, who at the beginning of the month made... read more