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ROBERT KLEINSCHMIDT: WALL STREET “TROUBLE MAKER”

May 17, 2013

Robert Kleinschmidt, long-time Portfolio Manager of the Tocqueville Fund and a well-known contrarian on Wall Street. He was bullish on stocks when every one was calling for the death of equities. He pooh poohed the effect the election and the fiscal cliff would have on the market. Now he has a very contrarian view of the Fed’s unprecedented policy to keep interest rates low. Continue Reading »

ROBERT SHEARER: SEARCHING FOR GOOD DIVIDEND STOCKS

May 10, 2013

Why not all dividends are created equal.   Robert Shearer, lead portfolio manager for BlackRock’s Equity Dividend Fund explains why some dividend stocks are better than others and where he is finding the best in growth and income. Continue Reading »

Bill Miller: Where is he investing now?

February 8, 2013

A TV exclusive with legendary value investor Bill Miller. The only mutual fund manager to beat the S&P 500 for 15 years in a row, Miller’s Legg Mason Capital Management Opportunity Fund was the number one mutual fund last year. Where is he investing now? Find out! Continue Reading »

Ed Hyman & Dennis Stattman – Part Two: Investment Game Changers in 2013

January 18, 2013

On this week’s WEALTHTRACK: Part 2 of our exclusive interview with Wall Street’s top-ranked economist for a record 33 years, ISI Group’s Ed Hyman. He is joined by Great Investor Dennis Stattman, long-time portfolio manager of BlackRock’s Global Allocation Fund. Continue Reading »

David Winters:The Optimist Portfolio Manager

October 5, 2012

Central bankers are clearly worried about global growth. From the U.S., to Europe, to Asia, we have seen unprecedented levels of easing in recent weeks. By independent research firm ISI Group’s count, there have been more than 250 stimulative policy initiatives announced over the past 13 months. The firm also points out that we are less than 100 days from the famous fiscal cliff in the U.S., when numerous Bush era tax cuts expire and automatic spending cuts take effect if Congress and the White House can’t reach a budget compromise. If they don’t, estimates are that GDP growth could be reduced by as much as 3.5%, sending the economy into recession. Continue Reading »

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