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Bitcoin-mania is showing no signs of cooling off and is quickly becoming a hot topic across both Wall Street and Main Street. The Experts Jason Calacanis, founder of Inside.com, and Jeffrey Gundlach, CEO of DoubleLine Capital. Calacanis: Very Dangerous Territory The underlying technology that...

Jeff Gundlach, the CEO of DoubleLine Capital, said on CNBC's "Fast Money Halftime Report" that yields are going to break out on the upside. He explained that he is watching the ratio of copper to gold, which gives a pretty good indication of a short-term direction for yields. The copper to gold...

Jeffrey Gundlach is the co-founder and CEO of DoubleLine Capital. On Friday, he was a guest on CNBC's "Halftime Report" segment to explain why he believes the stock market is stuck in no man's land. Gundlach said he is taking a wait and see approach for the stock market at this point. He noted that...

Jeffrey Gundlach's DoubleLine Capital and State Street Corp (NYSE: STT)'s State Street Global Advisors (SSgA), the third-largest U.S. issuer of exchange-traded funds, tripled the size of their ETF partnership Thursday with the introduction of two new funds. The two new actively managed ETFs,...

Exchange-traded funds holding U.S government bonds have been among this year's hottest performers, but the Federal Reserve is not making things easy on fixed income investors. Putting it mildly, the Fed is unpredictable, so sometimes it pays to get some help in the bond market. The SPDR...

The actively managed space of the exchange-traded funds business remains a small piece of what is a growing industry, but one area where active ETFs have grabbed a foothold is fixed income. As of mid-January, actively managed ETFs trading in the United States had just over $23 billion in assets...

The cover story in this weekend's Barron's offers the first part of the Barron's 2016 Roundtable. The panelists see few gains for the market in 2016, but name some current picks. Other feature stories include a look at how Barron's bullish stock picks for 2015 fared, as well as what to expect from...

When Louis Rukeyser hosted "Wall Street Week," investors listened. They eagerly tuned in to gain fresh, valuable insights that were painfully absent from other sources. The show was cancelled roughly a decade ago, leaving a void for many that could never be filled by another program....

Shares of Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) dropped about 10 percent early on Thursday after the company reported a disappointing quarter Wednesday night. Although Apple's EPS came in slightly better than expected, revenue missed, and iPhone sales were lower than the key 50 million unit mark analysts were...