Former Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl-winning coach Barry Switzer is among the alleged victims of a ponzi scheme run by Hall of Fame football coach Jim Donnan.
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Facebook is an expensive stock, and an over-hyped offering. But make no mistake: It's a solid company, says investment manager Barry Randall.
IBM buying RIM's Enterprise unit would be, "like an organ donor giving up his heart while he was still alive." Still, the BlackBerry maker should take any deal.
Groupon is now down to the $5 fair value price Barry Randall placed on it weeks ago -- and he still won't touch it.
Oil prices are again on the rise, and will make their way to $100 a barrel late this summer, says investment manager Tyler Kocon.
Higher July retail sales won't change the economic backdrop overnight, but several Covestor managers think more better-than-expected numbers are ahead.
Mark Hulbert, a 30-year market veteran, sees an increased chance of a correction. If that happens, long-short investments may be a way to play the downside.
The CEO of the world's biggest bond manager, Pimco's Mohamed El-Erian, paints a dismal picture for the U.S. economy following the presidential election.
Legendary technical analyst Dick Arms makes a strong argument for a market pullback, suggesting it may be time to get more conservative with investments.
A board member's $1 million insider stock buy is good news for Facebook holders, but only if it was meant to increase his wealth, not just to suck in buyers.