Manuel Schiffres

There’s no good excuse for keeping America’s biggest company out of the iconic industrial average.

The secret to keeping your investment portfolio intact during a big sell-off is planning ahead and avoiding panic.

Stock funds shine again in our annual rankings of top-performing mutual funds.

U.S. stock funds lead our annual rankings of top-performing mutual funds in 11 categories.

Don’t allow recent financial market gyrations to buffalo you into making too-hasty moves.

Had you bought into the stock market immediately before Black Monday, you'd still have earned nearly 9% a year along the way.

Outsize three-year mutual fund returns are no longer dragged down by the 2008 stock market crash.

We're raising our forecast for 2012 gains, but there are plenty of risks.

In an interview with Kiplinger editors, Uncle Sam’s top securities cop discusses what her agency is doing -- or would like to do -- about money-market…

The veteran manager of Artisan International is loading his fund with multinational companies that benefit from growing wealth in Asia.

Our favorite no-load fund picks included a few winners, but most of our domestic stock funds delivered returns in a narrow range that trailed the mark…

A top strategist says to tune out market prognosticators and let moves in your holdings guide your decisions.

Despite a few recent hard years at Dodge & Cox, the Kiplinger 25 funds' managers remain confident in their long-term approach.

Even after the visionary's passing, the stock is extraordinarily cheap for a company that has produced such dazzling results.

Steve Romick, manager of FPA Crescent, shares his approach to investing, top stock picks, thoughts on the economy and more.

The company continues its rapid growth, but its shares remain relatively cheap.

Our favorite no-load, stock mutual funds give a stellar performance in the two years since the market's bottom in March 2009.

We speak with an Episcopalian and a Muslim who run two funds that have trounced the markets.

Software entrepreneur Bob Duff of Fairfax, Virginia, purchased an adult hardball league, for the love of the game.

The longtime manager of Fidelity Low-Priced stock tells how he built his fabulous record and how he's reacting to wild markets.