Market Perspective by Ernie Ankrim Insights on all facets of investing At Russell, we pride ourselves on having some of the best minds in the global investment industry. Among the best of our best is Ernie Ankrim, our Senior Markets Advisor. Ernie's profile Ernie is a regular contributor to the Russell.com editorial calendar, providing level-headed views on issues that affect investors. Current perspectives 100 hands are better than two — Economic outlook to 2010 July 2009 Ernie's three observations for the times: 1. Combo pool shots and market uncertainty. 2. Banks aren't lending—Duh! 3. Portfolio rebalancing and "plan b." February 2009 2009 Global Markets Outlook January 2009 Hard times: Q&A on perspectives and possibilities November 2008 Timing the economy — A very dangerous game October 2008 The bailout — A good step for bad times October 2008 The best and worst of times: — Perspective and investor behavior August 2008 2008 mid-year review — In a word—Oil July 2008 Archives Bonds aren't always boring! — New opportunities in an often-misunderstood asset class June 3, 2008 The "R" word — Getting a grip on recession, fear and opportunity April 18, 2008 High anxiety: controlling fears of volatility and stagflation February 29, 2008 Déjà vu all over again? — The case against a "2000 tech-stocks" meltdown January 31, 2008 Russell reaction to Fed cut — The Fed had no choice but to cut rates but the bad news won't go away overnight January 24, 2008 2008 and the Rip Van Winkle strategy — Eight reasons for second-half growth and how to stay calm until then December 17, 2007 The Goldilocks puzzle: did the Fed get it "just right"? September 25, 2007 The current sell-off and the Chicken Little syndrome August 31, 2007			Also available Subscribe to our Education Center RSS Learn more about using and subscribing to RSS Site Search

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