In a rare interview, top fund manager Mark Yockey says he thinks US stocks are still “really attractive,” and talks about the game-changing impact of the surging dollar and tumbling…
Arnott: "You Don't Get Bargains In The Absence Of Fear"
Fundamental indexing guru Rob Arnott says that to get bargains, you have to invest in places where fears are high. Right now, he says that means to look in places…
Siegel: Fed "Mostly Gets It"
Wharton Professor Jeremy Siegel, who had grown cautious on stocks recently, says the Federal Reserve’s lowering of interest rate projections has him feeling better. (more…)
Fisher: Don't Fear Deflation
Kenneth Fisher says to ignore those who are saying we are headed for a stock-crushing deflationary environment. (more…)
Yardeni Sees Expansion And Bull Continuing -- But Valuations A Concern
Top strategist Ed Yardeni thinks it could be a while before we see the end of this economic expansion — and by extension the bull market. But he also says…
Gabelli Talks Trucking, Media, Pets, And More
Top value investor Mario Gabelli says he is high on media stocks and equities exposed to European trucking. (more…)
What's More Important: Fees & Taxes, Or Asset Allocation?
In his latest book, “Global Asset Allocation: A Survey Of The World’s Top Investment Strategies,” Meb Faber examined the asset-allocation approaches of several renowned investors. His findings indicate that you…
Here's Why You Shouldn't Overlook A Struggling Business
In an excellent recent interview with The Investors Podcast, quantitative guru Tobias Carlisle talks about the powerful force of mean reversion in the stock market and economy, and offers a…
Listen To Buffett On Buybacks
A myriad of companies in recent years have touted the fact that they’ve been buying back their own shares to increase shareholder value. But in a recent piece for Forbes.com,…
Sonders: Pullback Risk Elevated, But Don't Worry About Economy
Charles Schwab’s Liz Ann Sonders says that the risk of a correction is elevated, but she thinks the bull market is still in tact. (more…)