By Rutherford Investments on April 12, 2011
Published April 11, 2011
Stocks recently enjoyed their best first quarter since 1998, and begin April on an upbeat note. For the first quarter of 2011, the Dow closed up 6.9 percent, the S&P 500 was up 5.95 percent, and the NASDAQ was up 5.15 percent. Those are strong showings in the face of continued uprisings [...]
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Posted in Daily Journal of Commerce | Tagged bond funds, federal reserve, japanese earthquake, low interest rates, retail investors, short sellers
By Rutherford Investments on September 13, 2010
Fear lingers as worry of a double dip fades. What can the Federal Reserve do? The past quarter brought numerous gloomy headlines. The specter of a double-dip recession, a depression or inflation loomed.
Each day seemed to bring more negative news and reason for gloom. Not surprisingly, markets reacted, and after a strong July, equity markets [...]
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Posted in Daily Journal of Commerce | Tagged double dip recession, emerging market funds, federal reserve, fixed income markets, job losses, mutual funds, private sector, rate of inflation, unemployment rate
By Rutherford Investments on May 11, 2010
Rutherford Investment Management, LLC
Newsletter: 1st Quarter 2010
Near Term Market Outlook
Since March 9th of last year, the market has seen a steady, if uneven rise. This rise has largely been fueled by the policies of the Federal Reserve.
The Fed provided massive bailouts of the banking sector, enormous liquidity to the credit markets and interest rates [...]
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Posted in Quarterly Client Newsletters | Tagged banking sector, credit markets, federal reserve, interest rates