Tom Forester, whose Forester Value fund has an exceptional long-term track record, recently offered his “five perfect stocks for 2011”. “Time will tell just how close to perfection his picks…
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Gardner Looks to Inflation-Fighters
Tom Gardner, co-founder and CEO of The Motley Fool, says he thinks the next ten years will be a much different story for stocks than the past ten years, and…
Top Market Forecaster Sees Continued Gains
Sam Eisenstadt, the longtime former Value Line research director, says he thinks stocks are going to keep moving upward in the next six months. In his MarketWatch column, Mark Hulbert…
Tilson: "Froth" Making for Opportunities
In his latest letter to his hedge fund clients, top value investor Whitney Tilson says he thinks “froth” has been a big driver of the market recently, and says he…
Gross on Interest Rates, U.S. Competitiveness
PIMCO bond guru Bill Gross says he thinks the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates low “for years”. In an interview with Bloomberg, Gross also talks about what policies he…
Winters Taps Emerging Market Growth Via Europe
Top fund manager David Winters says he’s trying to get exposure to emerging market growth, but he’s doing so in an unconventional way: by focusing on European stocks. Winters tells…
Reese: Value or Growth? Use Both
In his latest column for NASDAQ.com, Validea CEO John Reese says investors shouldn’t think they have to choose between being a value investor or a growth investor. “While often portrayed…
Herro: There's Value in Japan
Oakmark’s David Herro says he’s finding opportunities in an area many investors are shunning: Japan. While Japan has been dogged by weak economic growth, a languishing stock market, and long-term…
Fisher Welcomes Gridlock, Likes Emerging Market Airlines
With the mid-term elections in the rear-view mirror, Kenneth Fisher says gridlock should be upon us — and that’s a good thing for stocks. “We haven’t had a negative stock…
Hulbert on The Tax-Loss Selling Effect
With the year winding down, Mark Hulbert says history indicates it’s almost time for small-cap stocks to outperform their larger peers. The reason: tax-loss selling (that is, when investors sell…