Barron's Advisor Investing

A key gauge of fear remains at elevated levels amid the bumpy rollout of tariffs. Here’s how advisors are helping clients navigate the uncertainty.

The big money, like mega pension funds and nonprofits, still sees DEI as affecting companies’ long-term performance.

Washington’s pro-crypto stance means expanded choice for clients and advisors looking to manage volatility and single-asset risk in portfolios.

In mid-February, John Davi predicted “a big fat correction” for large-cap U.S. stocks. Now he’s counseling financial advisors to go overweight Treasuries and corporate bonds.

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The head of Citi’s wealth business says the shifting U.S. tariff policy is a “tectonic shift” and the near-term impact on markets is still unclear.

During periods of extreme volatility, investors should focus on the things that they can control.

Public and private markets are converging, making it increasingly important for advisors to incorporate alternative investments in portfolios.

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Financial advisors are fielding calls from clients amid a sharp selloff. Some are asking what to buy. Others are worried about the direction of the economy.

Shares of Bank of America, Morgan Stanley, and other big banks are down as much as 10%.

The brokerage firm argues that the $95 million in damages it incurred from an advisor’s strategy to short-sell Tesla is “grossly excessive.”

Precious metals have given investors serious bang for their buck this year. We asked advisors whether and how they are buying gold and silver amid the rally.