Bob Doll is waving goodbye.

The 66-year-old senior PM and chief equity strategist is retiring from TIAA's Nuveen [profile] this month, according to reports in Barron's, Citywire, InvestmentNews, NAPA-Net, P&I, and ThinkAdvisor. PM Scott Tonneson, a co-PM on Doll's strategies, will take over for him.

At the beginning of each year, Doll famously offers ten public predictions about the markets and politics (and grades himself on his past year's predictions.

Doll joined Nuveen in 2012 after serving in a similar capacity at BlackRock after it bought MLIM (where he served as president and CIO). Earlier, he served as CIO of OpFunds. He has spent 42 years professionally investing in stocks. 

Edited by: Neil Anderson, Managing Editor


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