Investors withdraw from US stock funds as bonds attract flows
ICI data show domestic stock funds posted a net outflow of 7.4 billion in the week to Aug 3, extending a 37.4 billion five week exodus since early July. Bond funds drew about 8 billion, lifting five week inflows to 27.8 billion as doubts linger on a lasting stock rally.
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Netflix Leads Most International SigFig Portfolios in July
SigFig analysis shows Netflix as the top holding among portfolios with 80 percent plus international exposure in late July. The data come from SigFig's online investment tracking service, which reports on user activity from more than half a million investors nationwide managing about 200 billion dollars in assets.
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Market Stocks Drift On Price Gaps Amid Softening Food Sector
Wendy's CEO cites supermarket price gaps as the main driver of recent softness with declining revenue and profit. Yelp reports a surprise profit and higher annual outlook, sending Deutsche Bank to reiterate a buy and boost its target by eight dollars as shares reach highs not seen since July 2015.
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SunPower Shares Slide On 2016 Forecast Cuts And Delays
SunPower shares fell amid power plant business struggles. The solar company reported layoffs project delays and a revised 2016 forecast. Downgrades from several rating firms followed as competition grew.
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Late Day Rallys Seen As Bullish Signal In Data
The pattern shows weakness in the morning and strength in the afternoon with late day buying seen as bullish. Bespoke Investment Group finds volume rises after 11 30 a m ET and in the final hour as smart money buys. Long term investors ignore intraday moves and hold stocks for years.
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Aetna to offer student loan breaks for employees
Aetna will match loan payments for employees with student debt starting 2017, up to 2000 per year and 10000 per person, with part timers receiving half. Eligible are 50,000 full time and workers who earned degrees within the last three years. The move aligns with trends among Fidelity and PwC and reflects the larger $1.3 trillion student debt landscape.
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