Active managers have been struggling and stock hedge funds have seen a nearly eight-year performance slump, but a shift could be in the offing according to an article in last…
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Market Shifting Toward Intrinsic Value
“The playbook changed this year,” says Tom Lee, head of research at Fundstrat Global Investors, in an interview with Bloomberg earlier this month. He said the market is shifting toward…
Greenblatt Weighs in on Active Management
“Most people have a tough time sticking with active managers who underperform for a period of time. But of course, if you’re going to beat the market, you have to…
How to Invest in a High-Debt, Low Yield World
While the word “debt” often carries a negative connotation, “it is important to remember that debt can be used in different ways. In fact, all debt, similar to dietary fat,…
Housel: Manager Communication with Investors is Key
“The most overlooked trait of investing success is communicating to your clients the softer and emotional side of investing,” writes Morgan Housel, partner at The Collaborative Fund and a former columnist at The…
October Low Could Signal Rally
Over the last 120 years, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has gained an average of 6.8% from its lowest October close through December 31st, writes Mark Hulbert in last week’s…
Benjamin Graham Inspired Picks
In his book The Intelligent Investor, the “Father of Value Investing” (and Warren Buffett’s mentor) drives home the importance of evaluating a business’s fundamentals before investing. In a recent article…
Not All Active Managers Created Equal
As investors continue to divert dollars from actively managed funds to lower-cost passively managed index funds, research conducted by two finance professors at Pace University has revealed an interesting finding,…
Dalio Talks to Central Bankers
Earlier this month, Bridgewater chairman Ray Dalio addressed attendees at the Federal Reserve’s Central Banking Seminar in New York City, and his remarks were posted on LinkedIn. Dalio offered his…
Zweig: Buy in a Market Bust like John Maynard Keynes
Anyone who has studied economics will be more than familiar with the name John Maynard Keynes. In last week’s Wall Street Journal, Jason Zweig reports that new research is offering…