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    4th Year in a row Read More
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  • Portfolio Perspective

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  • Market Perspective

    The Federal Reserve opens 2012 with a new slate of policy voters and a promise to reveal more details about interest rate expectations. “Federal Reserve outlook: Will 2012 be the ‘year of the dove,’” looks at what’s on tap from the central bank. Read More
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Baptism by fire: Despite volatility, International Growth Fund manager celebrates three-year anniversary with solid results - February 2012
Baptism by fire: International markets have been in the doldrums for the past three years. Coincidentally, these were the same three years during which veteran domestic growth manager Chace Brundige, CFA, staged his debut in international investing – with impressive results. Learn more.
DALBAR Again Awards Waddell & Reed for Outstanding Client Communication - February 2012
The Waddell & Reed Client Services Call Center has again claimed significant industry recognition for its unwavering commitment to the highest level of customer service.
For Fourth Year in a Row, Ivy Funds, Waddell & Reed Top Barron’s “Best Mutual Fund Families” Over 5 Years - February 2012
In the 2012 rankings, published on Feb. 6, 2012, Ivy Funds is number one over the last five years for the second year in a row, while Waddell & Reed Advisors Funds rank second, out of 53 firms ranked.
A strategic asset mix designed to provide a smoother ride in periods of market volatility - January 2012
In this Portfolio Perspective, Portfolio Manager Cynthia Prince-Fox outlines how Ivy Balanced Fund’s strategic blend of assets may serve as a timely tool for navigating market volatility.
U.S. economic growth likely to outperform Europe in 2012 - January 2012
Markets again face volatility and uncertainty in 2012, and we expect slow global economic growth to continue early in the year. But we think government policies and declines in commodity prices may allow growth to improve in the second half. Ivy Funds Global Economist Derek Hamilton explains.
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