• January 2010

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  • Cover Story

  • The Hire Powers Speak Out

    By Editorial Staff

    Whatever direction you take your career next, our Recruiters Roundtable will tell you the opportunities and pitfalls that await you at the wirehouses, regionals, boutiques and independent shops.

  • Peak Performance

  • The Asset Class

  • Many Ways to Gain Exposure to Gold

    By Tim Knepp

    A steep increase in gold prices is forcing investors to take a hard look at the yellow metal. In its shiny surface they see reflected any number of widely divergent bullish and bearish opinions.

  • Street Scene

  • The Wealth Industry

  • Looking Ahead in the Markets, Stocks Expected to Improve

    By Elizabeth Wine

    With varying degrees of optimism – some cautious, some brimming – strategists look ahead to 2010

  • By The Rules

  • Curbs on Fed Power Move from Fringe to the Forefront

    By Steven Sloan

    Once considered the biggest winner under the Obama administration's regulatory revamp plan, the Federal Reserve Board is likely to lose substantial power if reform legislation is enacted, as expected.

  • 5 Questions

  • Five Questions with Don Cassidy

    By Elizabeth Wine

    The founder and president of the Retirement Investing Institute discusses strategies for advisors with clients nearing retirement.

  • Your Practice

  • Client Marketing

  • Large Firms Need to Get More Social

    By Gerri Leder

    Social media presents equal parts good and bad, but those who are registered are finding points of leverage and global reach in prospecting, networking and sharing their intellectual capital.

  • Compliance

  • Blamed for ARS He Didn't Sell

    By Alan J. Foxman

    Our legal expert answers your questions

  • The Wealthy Retiree

  • The Next Phase

  • Getting Retirement Portfolios Back on Track

    By Matthew Leung

    Some advisors may need to develop their clients' retirement plans from scratch to cope with the new reality.

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