Monday, March 21, 2016

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Christopher Shackelton and Adam Gray‘s Coliseum Capital has raised its exposure to Universal Technical Institute, Inc. (NYSE:UTI), according to a recent filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. The filing showed that Coliseum Capital owns 3.60 million shares of Universal…

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Dividends Beat Buybacks

– ritholtz.com

Dividends Beat Buybacks
Hat tip: David Wilson, Bloomberg
 
Here’s Dave Wilson, citing Liz Ann Sonders of Schwab & Co:
Dividend-paying stocks in the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index are more in favor than the shares of companies most inclined to reward investors through stock buybacks. As the chart shows, a gauge of S&P 500 companies that have raised dividends for at least 25 consecutive years has beaten the broader index since July, while an index of companies repurchasing the highest percentage of their shares has trailed…

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Evaluating Vanguard’s New Core Bond Fund

– obliviousinvestor.com

Evaluating Vanguard’s New Core Bond FundA reader writes in, asking:
“Apparently Vanguard’s new Core Bond Fund is going to be similar to the Total Bond Market Index Fund, but actively managed with an eye as to upcoming interest rate hikes and cuts.
Am interested if you think this fund is worth looking at to complement the Total Bond Market Index Fund in a way to attempt to ‘time’ interest rates…

Continue Reading On obliviousinvestor.com »

I announced on February 22 Goodbye Blogger, Hello WordPress: Mish’s GlobalEconomicAnalysis has Moved to MishTalk.Com. My needs outgrew blogger.The top reason is that I wanted a multi-page layout, with a different home page than the detail pages. Most of the top financial sites are organized that way…

Continue Reading On globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com »

Everything You Need to Know About Switching to a Credit UnionWhile covering Occupy Boston in 2011, I was intrigued by a movement-within-the-movement focused on moving your money: Bank Transfer Day. Channeling Occupy’s spirit of resistance, it was established by activists and community organizers as a national day of action to encourage people to close their accounts at big banks and switch to local credit unions…

Continue Reading On dailyworth.com »

Privatization appears to be slowly rearing its head in the Middle East again, mostly in the economic plans of the GCC countries and in Egypt. To be clear, this is not because attitudes have changed. Divestment from state-owned enterprises is seen as a last resort in the Gulf countries in light of the fiscal tightening…

Continue Reading On cfainstitute.org »

Bloomberg Explains Why "Nobody Believes This Rally"Last week, when looking at the latest fund flow data, we noted an unexpected finding: as BofA itself said, “clients don’t believe the rally, continue to sell US stocks” and added that the “smart money” has now sold stocks in the face of this bear market rally for a near record seven consecutive weeks…

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Chart o’ the Day: Motion Sickness

– thereformedbroker.com

MKM Partners’ technical ace Jon Krinsky shows how frustrating (or lucrative, depending) the broad market has been for investors over the last 9 months.
For anyone making month to month tactical decisions based on index moves, the action has been extraordinarily whippy. For shorter-term traders who are nice with the range and can play both sides, it’s probably been a lot of fun…

Continue Reading On thereformedbroker.com »

Five Straight Up Weeks

– crossingwallstreet.com

Five Straight Up WeeksThe S&P 500 closed out its fifth straight winning week. It’s quite early but we’re already in the black for #6.

This is an unusually broad rally for the market. Within the S&P 500, 470 stocks are above their 50-DMA. The data exists on that since 2002 and it’s nearly a record…

Continue Reading On crossingwallstreet.com »



from Royalty Gateway http://www.royaltygateway.com/mish-moved-off-blogger-to-mishtalk-com-for-email-alerts-please-sign-up-again-on-mishtalk-more-419-pm-mar-21st/
Christopher Shackelton and Adam Gray‘s Coliseum Capital has raised its exposure to Universal Technical Institute, Inc. (NYSE:UTI), according to a recent filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. The filing showed that Coliseum Capital owns 3.60 million shares of Universal…

[[ This is a content summary only…

Continue Reading On insidermonkey.com »

Dividends Beat Buybacks

– ritholtz.com

Dividends Beat Buybacks
Hat tip: David Wilson, Bloomberg
 
Here’s Dave Wilson, citing Liz Ann Sonders of Schwab & Co:
Dividend-paying stocks in the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index are more in favor than the shares of companies most inclined to reward investors through stock buybacks. As the chart shows, a gauge of S&P 500 companies that have raised dividends for at least 25 consecutive years has beaten the broader index since July, while an index of companies repurchasing the highest percentage of their shares has trailed…

Continue Reading On ritholtz.com »

Evaluating Vanguard’s New Core Bond Fund

– obliviousinvestor.com

Evaluating Vanguard’s New Core Bond FundA reader writes in, asking:
“Apparently Vanguard’s new Core Bond Fund is going to be similar to the Total Bond Market Index Fund, but actively managed with an eye as to upcoming interest rate hikes and cuts.
Am interested if you think this fund is worth looking at to complement the Total Bond Market Index Fund in a way to attempt to ‘time’ interest rates…

Continue Reading On obliviousinvestor.com »

I announced on February 22 Goodbye Blogger, Hello WordPress: Mish’s GlobalEconomicAnalysis has Moved to MishTalk.Com. My needs outgrew blogger.The top reason is that I wanted a multi-page layout, with a different home page than the detail pages. Most of the top financial sites are organized that way…

Continue Reading On globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com »

Everything You Need to Know About Switching to a Credit UnionWhile covering Occupy Boston in 2011, I was intrigued by a movement-within-the-movement focused on moving your money: Bank Transfer Day. Channeling Occupy’s spirit of resistance, it was established by activists and community organizers as a national day of action to encourage people to close their accounts at big banks and switch to local credit unions…

Continue Reading On dailyworth.com »

Privatization appears to be slowly rearing its head in the Middle East again, mostly in the economic plans of the GCC countries and in Egypt. To be clear, this is not because attitudes have changed. Divestment from state-owned enterprises is seen as a last resort in the Gulf countries in light of the fiscal tightening…

Continue Reading On cfainstitute.org »

Bloomberg Explains Why "Nobody Believes This Rally"Last week, when looking at the latest fund flow data, we noted an unexpected finding: as BofA itself said, “clients don’t believe the rally, continue to sell US stocks” and added that the “smart money” has now sold stocks in the face of this bear market rally for a near record seven consecutive weeks…

Continue Reading On zerohedge.com/ »

Chart o’ the Day: Motion Sickness

– thereformedbroker.com

MKM Partners’ technical ace Jon Krinsky shows how frustrating (or lucrative, depending) the broad market has been for investors over the last 9 months.
For anyone making month to month tactical decisions based on index moves, the action has been extraordinarily whippy. For shorter-term traders who are nice with the range and can play both sides, it’s probably been a lot of fun…

Continue Reading On thereformedbroker.com »

Five Straight Up Weeks

– crossingwallstreet.com

Five Straight Up WeeksThe S&P 500 closed out its fifth straight winning week. It’s quite early but we’re already in the black for #6.

This is an unusually broad rally for the market. Within the S&P 500, 470 stocks are above their 50-DMA. The data exists on that since 2002 and it’s nearly a record…

Continue Reading On crossingwallstreet.com »

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