Bob Doll

DOLL: SPIRITUAL GIVING

July 24, 2015

Nuveen Asset Management’s high profile Chief Equity Strategist and Senior Portfolio Manager Robert Doll has always been known for his prodigious energy and productivity. Where does he direct it in his personal life when he is not investing?

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BOB DOLL: PERSONAL PORTFOLIO

July 18, 2014

Bob Doll has always worn two hats, one as a strategist and the other as a portfolio manager of large-cap stock funds, roles he continues today at Nuveen Asset Management. The only difference is that he is now overseeing nine large cap mutual funds under the Nuveen name. In addition to his “Traditional” large cap Value, Growth and Core funds he is managing what Nuveen calls “Specialty” large cap funds:  Core Dividend, Concentrated Core and Stable Growth. He is also running what are being called  “Alternative” funds: Large Cap Core Plus, Equity Long/Short and Equity Market Neutral.

With all of these choices where is Doll investing his own money?   

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ROBERT DOLL: MARKET ORACLE

July 18, 2014

This week’s WEALTHTRACK guest has made a name for himself with his annual predictions and with his proven investment skill. Bob Doll, Chief Equity Strategist and Senior Portfolio Manager at Nuveen Asset Management, has run several large cap stock mutual funds for three decades. We’ll get a personal take on his mid-year predictions for investment opportunities, and traps to avoid. Continue Reading »

MATCH YOUR INVESTMENT STRATEGY WITH YOUR OBLIGATIONS

July 20, 2012
  • Consider expenses to cover & consider time frame needed
  • Near term liabilities = stable, less risky investments
  • Long term obligations= allocation to more risky investments providing growth over longer time frame

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BOB DOLL: BULLISH ON STOCKS

July 20, 2012

There was a counter culture novel published in the 1960s, titled I’ve Been Down So Long It Looks Like Up To Me, a phrase later memorialized in a song written by Lee Hazelwood and picked up by the rock band The Doors that just might describe where market psychology is today. As last week’s guest, economist David Rosenberg wrote recently, the phrase “consumer confidence is an oxymoron.” As you can see from his chart consumer confidence is “mired in recession territory.” As Rosenberg points out “we are supposedly in the third year of a recovery, but confidence is below the level that would be consistent with economic contraction.” As he noted, he is “noticing a certain degree of despair these days, just as I am getting enthusiastic about the future.”
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