How much risk can you handle in your investment portfolio? In a recent Wall Street Journal column, Jason Zweig looked at how to answer that question — and how brain…
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Baron: Stocks Likely To Double Over Next Decade
Fund guru Ron Baron says that he expects stocks to double over the next decade. (more…)
Rogers: Time To Look For Bargains
Top fund manager John W. Rogers Jr. says fears have become abundant again in the stock market — and that has him looking for bargains. (more…)
How John Neff Beat The Market For 30 Years
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 John Neff-inspired strategy, up 19.0%…
Is Oil's Tumble Good News? Sonders Weighs In
Tumbling oil prices have had many investors feeling trepidatious lately. But are the declines bad news? Good news? Charles Schwab Chief Investment Strategist Liz Ann Sonders says it’s some of both…
Top Fund Manager de Lardemelle Using Cash As "Options On Tomorrow's Bargains"
Top fund manager Charles de Lardemelle isn’t finding much to buy in the stock market these days, holding about 30% of his two portfolios’ funds in cash. (more…)
Rodriguez Sees Another Crisis Coming
Top strategist Bob Rodriguez of FPA sees a financial crisis coming in the next few years that will be at least as big as the Great Recession, and he thinks…
Great Pages: John Neff Calls The Internet Bubble
Can a single page of a book change your investment life? We believe it can. Periodically, we highlight some of the Great Pages that have had a great impact on our…
The Best Investment Strategist You've Never Heard Of
Not all investment gurus are famous Wall Street fund managers or outspoken activist investors. That’s what Validea CEO John Reese says in his latest article for Seeking Alpha, in which…
A Sector That Should Benefit From The Oil Plunge
In his latest Forbes.com column, Validea CEO John P. Reese looks at one area of the market that he says should be helped by the recent tumble in oil prices: consumer discretionary stocks.…