The invisible safety net that's kept stocks afloat during the bull market is on its last legs. One expert explains the negative impact that will have.
The US stock market has de-equitised, a fancy term that basically means companies are buying more shares than they are issuing, every year since 2011.
Kera Van Valen's approach for finding companies with the most cash helped her fund outperform its benchmark during the financial crisis.
Goldman Sachs has outlined a strategy designed to thrive in an environment in which corporate share buybacks buckle under political pressure.
Goldman Sachs outlines a strategy designed to thrive in an environment where corporate share buybacks buckle under political pressure.