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Why 2011 Isn’t 2008
Posted on August 17, 2011 | No CommentsAre we seeing a repeat of the market activity of 2008? -
The Market Has Recovered: What’s Next? by Kate Warne, Ph.D., CFA
Posted on March 16, 2011 | No CommentsAfter two years of solid market gains, you may be wondering what comes next. Investment Strategist Kate Warne explains that although she believes stocks have the support to rise further, investors should maintain realistic expectations given the increased risk for a short-term pullback. -
Analysts Alert – Edward Jones – Putting Rising Prices into Perspective
Posted on March 1, 2011 | No CommentsHeadlines reporting surging food prices and noticeably higher prices at the stores and at the pumps have investors concerned. Investment Strategist Kate Warne helps you understand the role inflation plays in the economy and how it may affect you and your long-term financial goals. -
Analyst Alert : Edward Jones : Tough Decisions for Municipalities May Improve Outlook for Muni Bonds
Posted on February 28, 2011 | No CommentsIf you’re like many Americans, your city and state may be facing tough financial times. As a citizen, of course, you’re concerned about this situation. And as an investor, you may be wondering if municipal bonds (or “munis”) are still an appropriate investment in this economic environment – or if the munis you already own are at risk. -
Analysts Alert : Edward Jones : Should You Be Concerned about Your Municipal Bonds?
Posted on February 28, 2011 | No CommentsRecent claims about the deteriorating credit quality of municipal bonds have lead many investors to be concerned about an increase in defaults and downgrades. Fixed Income Strategist Mario De Rose reviews the current municipal bond environment, its challenges and steps investors should consider.
