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Jack Pitcher

Corporate Finance Reporter

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Reporting on wealth and personal finance for @Business. @Uoregon alum. Reach me at jpitcher2@bloomberg.net

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Investors Are Piling Into Actively Managed ETFs

By: Jack Pitcher

Active exchange-traded funds are helping bring more complex trading strategies to the masses.

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Actively Managed Stock Funds Had One of the Best Months Ever in April

By: Jack Pitcher

Roughly two thirds of large-cap active stock funds beat their Russell 1000 benchmark in April, placing the month in the 97th percentile historically for active-fund performance, according to Bank of America research. It was the best performance for active managers since May 2021. Fund managers can

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Solid Jobs Report Powers 'Relief Rally'

By: Jack Pitcher

Markets are interpreting Friday's strong payrolls report as good news, says Interactive Brokers chief strategist Steve Sosnick. "The payrolls number does justify a bit of a rally. If it doesn’t take rec

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Stocks Rally to Cap Tumultuous Week

By: Jack Pitcher

The S&P 500 broke a four-day losing streak following an upbeat jobs report and a spate of earnings.

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Investors Dump Stock, Bond Funds in Favor of Money Markets

By: Jack Pitcher

Investors sold stock and bond funds last week while flocking to money markets, according to Refinitiv Lipper fund flows data for the week ended May 3. While investors purchased a net $5.8 billion of mutual funds and exchange-traded funds over the period, money-market purchases were entirely respons

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Stocks Fall as Banking, Inflation Concerns Linger

By: Jack Pitcher

S&P 500 edges lower on the week.

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Investors Are Nervous—And That Could Support Stocks

By: Jack Pitcher

Fund managers have the lowest exposure to stocks relative to bonds since 2009.

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S&P 500 Hits 2023 High as Attention Grows on Debt-Ceiling Deal

By: Jack Pitcher

Stocks rose Thursday after House Speaker Kevin McCarthy told reporters that the House of Representatives could vote on a debt-ceiling deal as soon as next week.

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