Fort Pitt Capital Group Inc
No. advisers: 31
AUM: $1,901,169,826
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Mutual fund industry comes up short when it comes to women portfolio managers
July 26, 2015 - The $12.6 trillion mutual fund industry is coming up short when it comes to women portfolio managers, and investors may have the most to lose from this deficiency. A recent analysis by Morningstar Inc. estimated that only 9% of the nation's 7,410 mutual...
New highs not uncommon: S&P 500 achieves record in 53% of years
July 21, 2015 - Is there any implicit reason to be worried just because U.S. stock benchmarks are near all-time highs? Not really, history suggests. This chart shows that since 1946, the Standard & Poor's 500 Index spent some part of 37 calendar years at levels that...
Shunning Apple tops long list of bad market calls in 2014
December 16, 2014 - The big money doubted Apple Inc. (AAPL) this year. Oops. “It's been a really confusing year,” said Kim Forrest, an analyst at Fort Pitt Capital Group Inc., which oversees about $1.7 billion in Pittsburgh. “There have just been a handful of stocks...
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