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One of the world’s most famous and venerable fund managers, Daniel Fuss, vice chairman of Loomis, Sayles & Company, recently spoke out against government bonds amid a litany of geopolitical uncertainties.

Fuss, 83, has been in the finance game a long time. And he’s never quite been this cautious on the bond market as he is right now. From Reuters:

“Have we ever been this cautious before? Not recently,” said Fuss, who started his career in bond investment in 1958. “In my early days in the ’60s and ’70s, a certain amount of caution periodically was helpful,” said Fuss.

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Treasury prices climbed on Monday, driving yields lower, after North Korea fired four ballistic missiles into the waters off its east coast, rattling markets and luring investors back into safety plays like bonds.
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Shares of Hecla Mining (NYSE: HL), a North American gold and silver mining company with four producing assets, tumbled 13% during February, according to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence. The downward pressure on the stock can likely be traced to two sources.

First and foremost, Hecla Mining reported its fourth-quarter and full-year results on Feb. 23, which wound up inciting some investors to sell.

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The US stock markets, and the banking sector in particular, have been on a tear since Trump’s election. Here’s a factual look to determine if all of the capital appreciated hoopla is really worth it.

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Needham says Snap already has 50 percent penetration of its total market in the US.

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