If you’re like most investors, you gravitate toward popular, hot stocks. But John Buckingham of Al Frank Asset Management and The Prudent Speculator newsletter says you’re better off keying on…
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Dreman Says The Bull Has Years Left
While many are worrying about a bear market, contrarian guru David Dreman thinks the bull has a long ways to run — though not without some bumps along the way.…
Siegel: Rates Won't Rise As Much As Feared
Over the past five years, stock returns have been well above their long term average. But over the last ten years, they remain below the average. So what does Wharton…
Sonders: Economy Looking Up
Charles Schwab’s Liz Ann Sonders thinks that the economy is improving following a weak first quarter, and thinks the bull market isn’t done. (more…)
Can You Rewire Your Brain To Be More Like Buffett?
Is it possible to rewire your brain so you think more like Warren Buffett? In a recent Wall Street Journal column, Jason Zweig takes a look at one successful fund…
Romick: "We're In The Business Of Looking For Bad News"
Morningstar Fund Manager Of The Year Steven Romick isn’t finding a lot of bargains in the markets right now, but in a recent WealthTrack interview he did discuss some areas…
How To Play The Not-So-Great Rotation"
While many investors have been waiting for a “Great Rotation” from bonds to stocks to occur, 2014 has instead brought the “Not-So-Great-Rotation”‘, Validea CEO John Reese writes in his latest…
Blending Growth And Value With The O'Shaughnessy Approach
Every other issue of the Validea Hot List newsletter examines in detail one of John Reese’s computerized Guru Strategies. This latest issue looks at the James O’Shaughnessy-inspired strategy, which has averaged…
Be A Macro "Climatologist", Not A "Meteorologist"
Since the financial crisis and Great Recession, many investors have been basing their decisions on macroeconomic factors, something that most value investors might frown upon. But Vitaliy Katsenelson says that…
Like Peter Lynch Said, You Gotta Believe
In his latest column for Forbes.com, Validea CEO John Reese invokes mutual fund legend Peter Lynch in discussing the importance of staying disciplined when the market gets rough. (more…)