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Barron's editor Jack Otter previews the new issue of Barron's magazine on the News Hub, which features what to know about mutual funds, and a fish tale too weird to be believed. Photo: Getty Images.

Fund manager Michael Hasenstab says most U.S. bonds are overvalued, but he's finding big yields by looking in markets that other investors fear.

Barron's Bounce: International Paper and NetApp look cheap thanks to bountiful free cash flow. Plus: Why ResMed shares could tumble.

If nearly all investors used passive index funds, then, theoretically, good stock picking could exploit market inefficiencies. Here's why that's not happening.

Despite recent inflation fears, the interest rate forecast looks tame. Yield-starved investors should consider bonds from Brazil and Mexico.

Barron's Bounce: Investors are sending shares of Apache higher after a Barron's recommendation. PetSmart and Pier 1 are also rising.

Here's how to maximize your retirement savings when rolling an old 401(k) into an IRA.

With nearly all bond categories looking pricey, Michael Aneiro of Barron's explains why Pimco's Gross likes these two closed-end funds and one ETF.

Barron's Bounce: After a recommendation in Barron's, Goodyear is up more than 5%. Tribune is also moving higher.