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Inside the upside-down world where Covid-19 vaccines are dangerous and ivermectin is saving lives.

Cryptocurrency is an increasingly dominant topic of conversation in the re-opened pubs of the Square Mile as professional investors try to understand whether they are a genuine asset class or simply the latest in a long list of financial manias.

As fun as finding winning stocks is (and trust us, it really is fun), your allocation to stocks (equities) is only one slice in your total investing pie. Asset allocation basically comes down to how much you should have in cash, how much in bonds, and how much in stocks. The Fool’s four rules for asset allocation will help you slice up your portfolio into these important pieces. Rule 1 If you need the money in the next year, it should be in cash. You don’t want the down payment for your vacation home to evaporate in a stock market — or bond market — crash. Keep it in a money m...

Robin Powell: Industry can no longer mask active funds’ fishy smell Fund houses are not addressing the fundamental faults with their products, but simply applying a different wrapping By Robin Powell 20 th May 2021 11:23 am William Bernstein is my favourite investment author and the other day he reminded me why. Dr Bernstein has a brain the size of a planet (he’s a chemist and neurologist as well as a financial theorist), but it is his sheer candour that truly sets him apart. Asked in an interview with Morningstar for his views on actively managed exchange-traded funds (ET...

Participate in a Discussion on Issues to Secure the Safety Net and Advance Equity at a New Manatt Webinar—the Third in Our Ongoing Health Care Imperatives Series. Click Here to Register Free for Our Deep-Dive Discussion With Industry Innovators. COVID-19 exposed the growing crisis faced by our safety net organizations. On the front lines of health care, safety net entities serve a high percentage of Medicare, Medicaid and uninsured patients—yet are reimbursed at levels that seriously threaten their continued viability. The problems threatening these vital organizations are structural. The...