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Milwaukee JS Investment Articles by Kathleen Gallagher

Micro-caps too small for spotlight (Rick Imperiale)

Some bank on new banks to make money (Mike Steppe)

Still time to gain with right stocks (Ignatius Smetek)

Faith-based fund beats market with 'good' firms (Tom Czech)

Retirement funds can take guesswork, high fees out of investing (Michael Francis)

Small-cap stock ETFs lower volatility (Tim Bultman)

Follow the good bank managers (Jon Bruss & Bob Ollech)

Emphasis shifts from value to growth stocks (Mike Steppe)

'Big' can mean 'value' (Jim Kitzinger)

Betting on a basic need (Mark Zellmer)

A new set of rules for advertising (Richard Lane)

Money manager focusing on earnings, not the Fed's rate hikes (Ignatius Smetek)

Smallest stocks have made biggest gains (Robert Bukowski)

View all 'Investment Trends' articles by Kathleen Gallagher

Contact

Dr. David S. Krause, Director of the Applied Investment Management Program, College of Business Administration, (414) 288-1457, david.krause@marquette.edu