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Several charts and graphs relevant to the mutual funds market in the U.S. as of November 2015 are presented.

Several charts and graphs are presented that provide data on the U.S. stock markets as of May 2, 2014 including the Dow Jones (DJ) Half-Hourly Averages from April 28 to May 2, The Dow Jones Averages, and The Week in Stocks for the Major Indexes.

The article presents a chart and a graph that show the New York Stock Exchange composite list as of November 11, 2013 including Accenture plc, Burger King Corp., and Citigroup Inc.

Presents a roundtable discussion focusing on the future of the economy, financial markets and investments in the United States as of January 17, 2000. Names of participants in the discussion; Commodity indexes' performance in the year 1999; Recovery of the Southeast Asian economies; Interest rates; Housing prices; Stock market.

Provides indicators for the various sectors of the financial markets in the United States as October 20, 1995. Stocks; Bonds; Economic indicators.

Presents key data on the financial markets in the United States as of October 9, 1995. Stocks; Economic indicators; Bonds.

The article discusses the changes and movement in global stock market as of September 2014. Topics covered include that fast expansion of the U.S. economy which left the rest of the developed nations behind, details relating to the Dow Jones Industrial Average, Standard and Poor's 500 index and Nasdaq Composite index, and the effect of global growth to the global stock market. It also discusses the stocks and shares of companies like camera maker GoPro and drinks company Constellation Brands.

The article reports on the overall Nasdaq short interest as of December 13, 2013 which rose by 1.0 percent to 7,837,206,507 shares as compared to the previous period ended November 29, 2013. Figures indicate the short interests on the Nasdaq National Market and on the Nasdaq Capital market. Tables presented list the bond issues in which there was a short position of at lease 2,040,114 shares at mid-month in Decemebr 2013.

The article offers the author's insights on the 2%-3% increase of stocks n the U.S. in October 2013. He says that the Dow Jones industrial average jumped 163 points, the Standard & Poor 500 index (S&P) rose 41 points, setting a new record high in the process. He notes that the stock market is considered an effective capital allocator. He mentions that the shares of oil refiners fell by 13% since 2012.

The article discusses updates on the U.S. stock market. It mentions impact of the reduced 2012 world growth forecast issued by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on the stock market. The decline in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, Standard & Poor's (S&P) 500 index, and Nasdaq Composite is reported. Remarks from David Kelly of JPMorgan Funds regarding poor market activity are also presented.

An interview with Seabreeze Partners founder Douglas Kass is presented. When asked why he changed his long exposure, Kass says he was being cautious because of factors like slow global growth, deteriorating corporate profit outlook, and the economic slowdown in markets like China and India. He enumerates possible outcomes for the market which include above consensus economic re-acceleration, below-consensus growth, and a recession due to a loss of business and consumer confidence.

Charts that offer information on market laboratory with focus on indicators are presented, including money rates, foreign exchange, and top savings deposit yields.

Presents information on developments among international capital markets and investment banks. Bankruptcy of England's Barings Bank; Problems with derivative products; Monthly income preferred securities devised by Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Effects of rising interest rates on 1994 financial markets.

The article reports that the overall short interest at the Nasdaq stock exchange declined by 0.6% to 8,812,744,850 shares as of June 30, 2015 from 8,869,362,140 on June 15, 2015. Also cited are the decline of short interest on the Nasdaq National Market, and the increase of short interest at the Nasdaq Capital Markets during the period.

The article discusses the emerging-market growth of Baron Emerging Markets in the U.S. as of May 2015. Topics includes views of Michael Kass on influence of global monetary policies on money flows in and out of emerging markets, a chart depicting index performance of Baron Emerging Markets and importance of financial reform for emerging markets. It also highlights the importance of emphasizing on developing intellectual capital, improving capital markets and supporting entrepreneurs.

The article reports on the short interest on the Nasdaq which rose by 1.5 percent as of February 27, 2015. Figures provided indicate the short interest on the Nasdaq National Market as of February 27 compared to 4.69 days for the previous reporting period, the short interest on the Nasdaq Capital Market on February 27, and the March 13 short-interest ratio compared with 4.08 days in the previous reporting period. Table presented lists all stock issues with short position at mid-month.

The article reports on financial performance of the Nasdaq stocks exchange, as of March 13, 2017, and mentions topics like increase in short interest, elevation in the short-interest ratio, and increase in Nasdaq Capital Markets.

The article focuses on financial conditions of U.S. capital market, as of march 2017, and mentions topics like possible increase in interest rates by the Federal reserve, and monetary policy of administration of U.S. President Donald J. Trump.

The article discusses developments in the capital markets as of late October 2016, particularly the performance of energy-focused master limited partnerships (MLP). According to investment management firm Conning's Marcus McGregor, MLP yields are attractive and the biggest risks are fading. Also cited are some recommended MLPs like Nuveen Energy MLP Total Return, and ClearBridge Energy MLP Opportunity.

An interview with Research Affiliates head Rob Arnott in April 2014 is presented. When asked on the bond market, he replies that domestic and international investment-grade bonds track fairly close with each other, while inflation-linked, emerging market, and sovereign bonds each behave differently. Arnott notes that demography impacts the macro economy and the capital markets. He observes that gross domestic product (GDP) has been growing slowly for several decades.

An interview with Rob Manning, MFS Investment Management's analyst, is presented. Manning says that the debt problem of the U.S. has been transferred from the private sector to the public sector. He suggests that managers must be cautious of the amount and maturity he is going to take due to the risk in the bond market. He adds that all the risk in the capital markets is in the fixed-income market.

Several tables and a chart are presented providing an update on the U.S. stock market indicators, as of October 8, 2012, including foreign exchange mid-range rates, investor sentiment readings, and the top savings deposit yields.

The article features hedge fund manager Peter Schoenfeld Asset Management's (PSAM) WorldArb Partners Fund. Company head, Peter Schoenfeld, said the firm thrives on troubles and disruptions in stock and bond markets, which present opportunities for hedge-fund managers. He said that issues such as near zero interest rates, Middle Eastern uprisings and banking collapses are reflected in their asset management portfolio. Its strategies using merger, credit and special situations are discussed.

The article presents financial news briefs for July 23- 30, 2012 as well as a preview of the week starting July 30. Investors were reportedly disappointed with the quarterly reports from social media site Facebook whose shares fell 15% and game developer Zynga whose shares dipped to 35%. Mario Dragi, Europe's central bank (ECB) president vowed to save the euro as bond markets expect ECB to boost money supply through bond buying. The Auto industry will announce their July sales on August 1.

Tabular presentations of short interest trading at the Nasdaq National Market and the Nasdaq Capital Market as of April 30, 2012 are presented.

Tabular presentations of short interest trading at the New York Stock Exchange and the American Stock Exchange as of April 30, 2012 are presented.

The article reports on the performance of short interest on Nasdaq Capital Markets as of March 30, 2012. It explains the calculation of the short interest ratio and discusses the decline in short interest compared with March 15. A table is presented that shows issues in which there was a short position as of March 15.

The article offers a sampling of advisory opinion about the stock market. Global stock markets are expected to post further gains. However, the pace of gains in 2012 is likely to be unsustainable. One reason for this is the high Greek debt/gross-domestic-product burden and Greek elections. Meanwhile, there are some signs that the U.S. national income and product accounts are underestimating activity. For instance, the current data reveal a fairly pronounced slowing in productivity.

The article discusses short interest issues in the Nasdaq Stock Exchange as of January 31, 2012. It compares short-interest ratios on January 13, citing declines in the Nasdaq Global Market and Nasdaq Capital Markets. Charts are presented showing highlights of short interest, including largest short positions, largest changes, and largest short interest ratios.

The article reports on the 4.7 percent decline in overall Nasdaq short interest on November 30, 2011. Figures show the decline in Nasdaq National Market short interest and Nasdaq Capital Markets short interest on November 30, 2011 and on Decemeber 15, 2011. A table lists the Nasdaq Stock Exchange short interest from November 30 to December 15, 2011.

The article reports on the 2.4% decline in overall short interest at the NASDAQ stock market on October 14, 2011. It cites the 2.4% drop in short interest at the NASDAQ National Market, as well as the 1.3% fall of short interest at the NASDAQ Capital Markets. The short interest ratios, which are calculated by dividing the number of shares sold by the average total traded per day, are also presented. Among the stocks traded at NASDAQ are Intel Corp., Cisco Systems, and Microsoft Corp.

The article discusses the implications of falling interest rates in the U.S. on capital markets. Topics discussed the rise in demand for U.S. bonds, the recommendation to income investors to diversify to different asset types, and the perception that other central banks will be pressured to reduce their interest rates.

The article discusses trends in the debt markets in Europe. Topics discussed include the attractiveness of high-yield or junk bond market, the positive effect of the European Central Bank's (ECB) decision to increase its asset-purchase program on the debt markets, and issuers of several sterling and euro-denominated senior bonds.

The article looks at trends in capital markets in the U.S. as of March 2016. It highlights the impact of the plan of the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates. Investors are advised to consider venturing into corporate bonds. The advantage of higher inflation to Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities (TIPS) is also mentioned.

The article discusses the criteria used by "Barron's" magazine in its ranking of the top financial advisors in the U.S. Topics covered include the value of assets under an advisor's management, annual revenue generated by the advisor, the regulatory record of the advisor, length of experience in the industry and client retention.