Here is this week's roundup of the dumbest actions on Wall Street.

Bank of America, Cisco and Hewlett-Packard are holding back some of the biggest mutual funds.

A fund manager sees the best buys since the 1950s in some U.S. stocks, even out-of-favor megacaps.

Gregg Greenberg breaks down today's market action with guests Brad Thompson, portfolio manager for the Frost Dividend Value Equity Fund, Greg Ip, author of "The Little Book of Economics", Eric Weiner, author of "The Shadow Market" and Mary Chris Gay, portfolio manager for the Legg Mason Value Trust.

The legendary fund manager has made moves in investor has made moves in Genzyme, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and AES.

Warren Buffett, Bill Miller and Bill Gross share their views on key industries and economic trends.

Mutual funds run by Bill Miller, Bruce Berkowitz and Bill Nygren have soared during the past year after struggling during previous years.

John Bogle set the foundations for today's mutual fund and ETF world with an eye to the individual investor.

Bogle set the foundations for today's mutual fund and ETF world with an eye to the individual investor.

The billionaire and crypto investor was in business with Voyager Digital which went bankrupt early July.

The builder confidence index breached the break-even measure of 50 in August for the first time since May 2020.

China is a crucial country for Tesla for its domination of the market of electric vehicles.