Viewpoints about healthcare sector
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Healthcare investing: economic implications of scientific advancement
What does greater longevity mean for healthcare investing and quality of life? Explore answers to these and other questions about the real meaning of prosperity.
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Sector investing with ETFs
You can use sector ETFs to pursue a variety of objectives. We outline three common goals for investors to consider.
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Balance 2019 risks with a barbell approach to equity sectors
Three metrics may merit close attention when positioning portfolios for this phase of the market cycle. See which sectors we favor for offense and defense.
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Markets are searching for the next U.S. recession—the economy says not yet
U.S. equities have taken another turn lower, and investors are wondering whether the economic expansion is coming to a close. We look at why, so far, the economy says otherwise.
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Consider long/short equity as the business cycle matures
Long/short equity approaches have historically outperformed during later periods of the business cycle—learn which late-cycle indicators are mounting right now.
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Vital signs: long/short opportunities in healthcare stocks
Changes in healthcare favor long/short sector specialists, as some companies thrive and others fail to adapt. See why investors in healthcare stocks can’t expect a rising tide to lift all boats.
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Beyond the headlines: why healthcare merits an upbeat outlook
We believe extraordinary breakthroughs in disease treatments will continue to command premium pricing, but to afford these novel advances, payers will need to identify ways to save money elsewhere.
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Growing pains: why high volatility in healthcare shouldn't last
Healthcare stocks have been under pressure, despite solid fundamentals and sensible valuations. Wellington Management’s Jean M. Hynes, CFA, puts recent price disruptions across the sector in context.
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