When global economies are on shaky ground, investors tend to prefer low-volatility stocks.
Markets surprised in 2014, so look for opportunities this year.
In early spring, dipping oil prices will be further tested.
Rising interest rates could affect the financial, real estate and utilities sectors.
Investors should choose long-term, high-yield bonds.
Interest rates have dropped across the globe, but you can still find attractive bond yields.
Before dipping into emerging markets, assess their growth outlooks.
As investors worry about oil, other commodities have improved.
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Clients should choose high-yield and corporate bonds.