We identify funds and ETFs that deliver the best yields without taking big chances.
High correlation across asset classes is the norm today. But in the long-run, diversification will still be the key to a winning portfolio.
These once-risky investments are gaining favor among investors as developing nations are becoming more stable. Here's how to invest.
The countries may be troubled, but many companies based in the European Union are in better shape.
The world's cheapest stocks are located in its fastest-growing economies.
Scoring points on currency rates may make good political sense, but it's lousy policy.
Hedge your portfolio without taking on the risks and costs of hedge funds.
Vanguard MSCI Emerging Markets ETF carries a super-low expense ratio.
The last of Steve's five favorite low-risk stock funds: This fund scours the globe for bargains with a patient, contrarian approach.
A great strategy for coping in today's rocky market is to buy high-yielding stocks.
Take the yield, but leave the stock-picking to the professionals with these funds.
We list which funds have performed best and which are worth owning now.
Closet index funds, foreign funds with big U.S. stakes and other surprises may be hiding in your portfolio.
Stocks are the ideal investment vehicle to ride out higher inflation and interest rates.
Investing in overseas companies has gotten easier and can help diversify your portfolio. But risks still remain in some areas.
Take advantage of these opportunities now.
Many countries in Asia and Latin America are financially stronger than most developed nations -- and their bonds offer generous yields.
Comfortable with emerging-markets stocks? If so, you may be ready to boldly go where few investors have gone before.
Muhlenkamp offers a reminder of how hard it is to marry big-picture calls with strong stock selection.
Even if the markets stumble, you can keep your portfolio steady with these smart investing strategies.
This little-known fund has just $1.4 billion in assets. But it's a superb investment that's worth a look.
When it comes to diversification, think globally.
We scoured the globe for high-quality companies selling at fair prices.
Looking ahead, we think the stock market could return 7% to 10% over the next 12 months.
Use the right tools to diversify and you can even out the ups and downs of your portfolio.
Despite tepid economic growth, U.S. stocks should produce respectable gains in the coming year.
We choose standouts in stocks, funds, credit cards, travel, tech, cars and more.
Look beyond the multinational giants and follow the Brazilians to where they spend their rapidly increasing paychecks.
See our picks for best exchange-traded funds, dividend payers and more.
Consider buying once-great funds if they can pass two important tests.
Marsico Flexible keeps cash handy to pounce on firms with rich prospects.
Invest in the developing world and the domestic companies that sell to them.
In a generally weak global economy, many emerging nations are in better shape than developed countries. And stocks in developing markets are attractively priced.
Despite the risks lurking in this part of the world, Latin America offers excellent prospects for investors.
Countries with rapidly growing economies need to act soon to keep prices under control.
Fidelity New Markets Income fund offers high returns with low volatility and costs.
The managers of Wasatch Emerging Markets Small Cap fund find opportunities to benefit from the growing middle class abroad.
With Europe on edge, this portfolio emphasizes the two best sectors in a volatile market—and also includes two innovative bond funds.
Until Europe fixes its "Club Med" debt problems, expect continued volatility in stocks worldwide. A star fund manager reveals alternative plays for proactive investors who see an eventual end to the current crisis.
Matthews Asia Dividend Fund offers a lower-risk way to invest in emerging-market companies that share their wealth with shareholders.