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Mutual funds have cut credit exposure after the Franklin Templeton crisis; banks and NBFCs have less flexibility.

Hedge funds and other speculative investors have built up a big bet that the S&P 500 will decline, marking their most bearish positioning since 2007.

The S&P 500 close got the market's attention. For those fighting the trend, the Viper Report's Tom Aspray shares his outlook for the key growth to value relationship.

A lack of understanding about risk of the financial product in proportion to the risk-taking capacity, results in an investor losing hard-earned money.

This long/short strategy is producing profitable results. Here is what to do now.

The coming offering is seen as key test for money-losing companies seeking to go public.

Homeowners say they are getting bills and foreclosure threats on second mortgages they thought were taken care of long ago.

Alternative lenders once made good money issuing commercial real-estate loans--now they are stuck on the sidelines.

Doubling up retirement plans adds some complexity, but it could be worth it.

New actively managed funds are giving investors broader exposure to artificial intelligence development.

Adjusting the user interface on tip screens can have a powerful influence on our generosity.