Equities/Stocks

Desperately Seeking Safety

Despite strong stock returns in 2012, investors remain skittish about stocks and continue to pour their money into seemingly safe assets. We see danger in this headlong rush to “safety.”

For Private Client - US

Cross-Asset

Jump In Or Go Slow?

Strategies for Entering the Market

In the aftermath of 2008, investors may be holding on to cash, fearful of another market downturn. Many intend to reinvest once the markets show clear signs of improvement. But what is the best way to reenter? History suggests that a staged approach may be preferable to an extended stint on the sidelines. Careful analysis can help make the choice easier.

For Private Client - US

Wealth Planning

“The Case for the 20,000 Dow” Revisited

The market has been even stronger than we expected. What should you do now?

For Private Client - US

Tax Management

The Bernstein Income Tax Playbook

Higher tax rates and low bond yields make effective tax management crucial. The playbook explains an array of actionable strategies that can help investors realize better after-tax outcomes.

For Private Client - US