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The potential for dividend income as well as capital appreciation is making equities increasingly enticing relative to cash, argues ClearBridge Portfolio Manager Peter Vanderlee.
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Western
Talk of a bond bubble seems premature, given sluggish growth and low inflation, notes Steve Walsh of Western Asset
ClearBridge
The oversupply that's slowed natural gas exploration is a temporary imbalance, notes Chris Eades of Clearbridge.
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ClearBridge
ClearBridge Portfolio Manager Chris Eades on why MLPs have outperformed the broad stock market in early 2013.
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Royce
Consuelo Mack and Royce's Jay Kaplan on the case for quality small caps in a volatile market
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Quality companies use capital effectively, notes Royce's Jay Kaplan
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Brandywine Global
In an interview with Consuelo Mack, Steve Smith reviews his current investment outlook on India.
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There's a big difference between a value trap and a great value, notes Royce's Jay Kaplan.
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Royce's Jay Kaplan on why he likes small cap stocks that pay dividends.
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Legg Mason
Head of Global Marketing Matt Schiffman explains the goals of this 13-country research study.
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Poll

Which of these developments could pose the largest risk to financial markets over the next year?








Poll

Which of these developments could pose the largest risk to financial markets over the next year?

Eurozone economic problems: Italy, Spain, etc.
(24%)
Global quantitative easing (QE): Either too much (Japan) or post-recovery contraction (US)
(22%)
Economic slowdown: US, China
(39%)
Regional conflicts: Korea, Middle East, other unforeseen
(15%)



Previous month Poll

Japan turnaround? Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's new administration is determined to reverse a decades-long cycle of recession and deflation. Which measure will matter most in improving Japan's economy?

The recently announced stimulus package, intended to promote growth
(29%)
A continued weakening in the value of the yen
(18%)
Government calls for an increase in average wages
(11%)
Little impact - Japan's shrinking labor force and rapidly aging population will thwart planned policy initiatives
(42%)