Good Luck Hiding From The Wild Markets

Emily Lambert, Forbes
Sun, 08/14/2011 - 10:53pm

It's getting a lot harder to hide from volatile markets. That was true when the market swung wildly last week, and it reflects a new normal. As markets have become more electronic and integrated, they've become more readily accessible, says Laurie Berke, a principal at Tabb Group. But they've also become more correlated, making it ...

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