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The article discusses the principal Jeff Bahl at the financial planning company Bahl and Gaynor Investment Counsel, who offers information on the security ideas of income-yielding among preferred stocks from the financial services companies including Bank of America, and Wells Fargo.

The article discusses some of the most successful types of bonds as of the first quarter of 2016. Topics covered include the rate of return in emerging market bonds, international bonds and high-yield bonds, the impact of the recovery of crude oil prices on the performance of these bonds and the potential impact of movement of interest rate on the bond market

Several charts related to shares of companies including AVG Technologies, AGL Resources and Amira Nature Foods traded at the New York Stock Exchange are presented.

The article presents investment experts' ideas to help generate revenues in troubled times and markets during the 2016 "Barron's" Roundtable on January 11, 2016. Topics discussed include the ideas shared by Swiss investor Felix Zulauf, DoubleLine Capital co-founder Jeffrey Gundlach, Goldman Sachs public policy expert Abby Joseph Cohen and Mario Gabelli of Gamco Investors. Some issues they discussed include their stock recommendations and the security they recommend buying.

Several charts are presented depicting several mutual funds in the U.S. including AB Funds, Aberdeen Funds, and Akre Funds.

A list of market laboratory on stocks is presented including stock volume, other market indexes, and New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) half-hourly volume.

A table and chart are presented that offer information on stock issues on the Nasdaq Global Select and Nasdaq Global Market tiers and the Nasdaq composite.

The article presents stock market statistics in the U.S. for the period of March 16-20, 2015 including a chart showing the Securities Exchange Commission Form 144 filings for restricted securities, a list of consensus operating earnings estimates for Dow Industrials, and a graph depicting the performance of the short-term trading index.

The article presents an update on short interest trading in the U.S. as of February 16, 2015 which include information on stocks with the largest short positions, the largest short interest ratios, and other issues from the New York Stock Exchange that had at least 7,263,001 shares.

Charts and graphs are presented that show the stock market performance as of January 19, 2015 including stock volume, New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) half-hourly volume and weekly volume by markets in NYSE-listed stocks.

This section presents a chart that provides data on U.S. stocks traded on the Nasdaq Global Select and Nasdaq Global Market tiers and a graph showing the Five Day Nasdaq Composite Index in the week ended May 2, 2014.

Several charts and graphs are presented which provide data concerning stocks traded in the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) as of May 2, 2014 including the NYSE Composite List, the NYSE Cumulative Daily Breadth vs. Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA), and the Last-Trading Snapshot on May 2, 2014.

Charts on National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations (Nasdaq) issues, and on a five-day Nasdaq composite as of April 21, 2014 are presented.

A chart is presented that lists National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotation (Nasdaq) issues as of February 24, 2014, including AcomEnergy, Baichem, and CitiTrends.

Several charts are presented that show data on the U.S. stock market as of February 10, 2014 including the Dow Jones 30 industrial averages, 144 filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE).

Several charts are presented that list the performance of various mutual funds in the U.S. as of early February 2014, including the Calamos Funds, the Calvert Group, and Ashmore Funds.

Several charts are presented that list the performance of various stocks at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), NYSE Arca, and Nasdaq as of February 2014.

Several charts are presented that show the week in stocks for the major indexes, New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) half-hourly volume and Dow Jones U.S. total market industry groups.

Several charts are presented related to the performance of various stocks, which includes the Stock Volume, New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) Half-Hourly Volume and 144 Filings.

Several charts and graphs are presented which shows that status of the market laboratory in the U.S. for the week ending October 11, 2013, including the Dow Jones Averages, Trading Diary and the Dow Jones Advances/Declines.

Several charts are presented that depict short interest positions as of May 15, 2013.

Several tables and line graphs are presented that list the shares of stocks issued at Nasdaq as of September 2012, including those traded on the Nasdaq Global Select and Nasdaq Global Market tiers.

Several charts and graphs are presented that show the stock market activities as of September 10, 2012 including the stock volume, New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) half-hourly volume and weekly volume by markets in NYSE-listed stocks.

Charts are presented that list volume figures for stocks as of July 23, 2012.

Charts are presented that offer information on market laboratory with focus on stocks, including stock volume New York Stock Exchange half-hourly volume, and stocks for major indexes.

Charts are presented on Nasdaq issues, including stocks traded on the Nasdaq Global Select and Nasdaq Global Market tiers.

The article presents information on annuities. Annuities are insurance contracts that are either fixed-rate, variable, deferred, or immediate types. In fixed-rate type, principal earns at a pre-set rate while in the variable type, earnings are based on the performance of stocks and bonds. The deferred type requires and upfront investment with payments coming several years after while with the immediate type, monthly payments start right away. A list of the 50 best annuities is presented.

A table is presented that shows stocks traded on the Nasdaq Global Select and Nasdaq Global Market tiers as of April 30, 2012, as well as a graphic presentation of the five-day Nasdaq Composite from April 23 to 27, 2012.

Charts are presented that offer information on market laboratory and stocks as of March 2012, including 144 filings, Dow Jones U.S. total market industry groups, and Barron's 50-stock average.

The article discusses the results of "Barron's/Lipper's" Best Fund Families of 2011 rankings. According to the author, the best mutual-fund families guided their investors' portfolios through the turbulent business climate of 2011 without taking unnecessary risks. The author adds that successful fund managers did not try to guess where the next problem would appear and primarily continued to invest in relatively stable securities.

Charts are presented that show the performance of mutual funds as of December 2011, including Alger Funds, Alliance Bernstein, and Alpine Funds.

The article reports predictions of the end of the prolonged bear market in corn and advises investors to buy active­-month corn futures on the CME Group stock exchange, and also cautions about the possibility of protectionist measures that could be employed by US President-elect Donald Trump.

The article focuses on the brokerage firm Scottrade providing its costumers with financial research stocks and securities done by investment researchers New Constructs.

The article reports on the opposition of Carmike Cinemas shareholders to the company's decision to accept the 30 dollar per share takeover offer from AMC Entertainment Holdings. Topics covered include opinion of Driehaud Capital Management that Carmike is worth 43.50 to 47.25 dollars per share to AMC in an all-cash transaction and the view of Mittleman Brothers that a 35-dollar per share all-in-stock offer should be the bare minimum for Carmike.

The article looks at the performance of stocks of glass bottles maker Owens-Illinois Inc. as of April 2016. It highlights the decline of the company's shares from a June 2014 high. It anticipates a turnaround that could improve the shares driven by operational improvements and growth revival under the management of chief executive officer Andres Lopez. An analysis of the company's earnings and sales growth is provided.

The article discusses the performance of the stock market for the week ended January 25, 2016. Topics discussed include the impact of volatile oil prices on the market, gains of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the Standard & Poor's 500 index and the Nasdaq, increased of energy stocks and Sarhan Capital chief executive officer (CEO) Adam Sarhan's expectation for the broad stock indexes to enter a bear market.

Several charts are presented depicting market laboratories stocks in the U.S. in September 2015 including stock volume, indexes, and 144 filings.

The article offers information on the top online brokers of 2015. It states that these brokers secure privacy of financial and personal data of securities portfolio from data breaches and hacking. These online brokers, including OptionsHouse, TD Ameritrade and TradeStation, are also ranked based on trading experience and technology, usability and mobile.

Relates the story behind the so-called Deutsche Morgan Grenfell stock scandal. The March 1996 press release from Solv-Ex of New Mexico that began the affair; Peter Young, director of Morgan Grenfell Asset Management and portfolio manager of Grenfell's European Growth Trust; FIBA Nordic Securities, which arranged the announced deal; The damage done to the reputations of both Morgan Grenfell and Deutsche Bank; Other details. INSET: `Helping little companies become big companies'.

Presents market and economic data for the week ended April 26, 1996. Dow Jones Industrial Average and other data on stocks; Dow Jones Bond Averages and other data on bonds; Federal Reserve data and other economic indicators; Stock splits, dividends, and other data.

Presents an interview with Carl Lawrence, president and founder of Warwick Capital Management. A discussion of market-related issues including his investments and his view that a market correction in in progress in late April 1996; Stocks he likes include Wal-Mart and Dollar General.

Presents market and economic data for the week ending April 12, 1996. The Dow Jones Industrial Average and other stock information; The Dow Jones Bond Averages and other bond information; Federal Reserve data and other economic indicators; The week's dividend payments and other information from the market laboratory.

Presents securities and economic data for the week ending April 5, 1996. The Dow Jones Industrial Average and other data on stocks; The Dow Jones Bond Averages and other data on bonds; Federal Reserve data and other economic indicators; A market laboratory with new listings, dividends, and other data from the markets.

Presents market data for the week ending March 29, 1996. The Dow Jones Industrial Average and other stock market data; The Dow Jones Bond Averages and other bond market data; Federal Reserve data and other economic indicators; A plethora of other financial data and information.

Presents market and economic data as of March 22, 1996. Stocks; Bonds; Economic indicators.

Presents economic and securities data as of March 18, 1996. The Dow Jones Industrial Average and other stock data; The Dow Jones Bond Averages and other bond data; Economic indicators including data from the Federal Reserve Data Bank; New listings, stock splits/dividends, and other data from the market laboratory.

Presents data on stocks, bonds, economic indicators, and the market laboratory as of March 11, 1996. The Dow Jones Industrial Average and other stock market data; The Dow Jones Bond Averages and other bond data; The level of the dollar, American debt and deficits, and other economic indicators; Applications of listings on stock exchanges, stock splits/dividends, and other information from the market laboratory.

Provides data as of March 4, 1996 on stocks, bonds, economic indicators and a market laboratory. The Dow Jones Industrial Average and other stock market information; Volume, weekly statistics, Dow Jones averages and other bond market information; The Federal Reserve data bank, money supply, and other economic indicators; Companies applying for listings, stock splits/dividends, and other information about stock markets.

Presents a composite securities quotations in the United States bond markets for the five-day trading week ended October 6,1995. Includes Treasury bills; Notes and bonds; Zero-coupons.