While saying he’s “ultra-bearish on everything”, Marc Faber — who predicted the 1987 market crash and turned bearish shortly before the 2007-09 bear market began — says investors should sell…
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Guru Strategy Rating Changes: Fast Food, Telecom Stocks on The Move
Each week, we take a look at which stocks John Reese’s Validea.com Guru Strategy computer models have newfound interest in, and which they have soured on. Here’s a look at…
Sonders: Yield Curve Flattening Not Cause for Worry
While some investors have been concerned about the rapidly flattening yield curve, Charles Schwab Chief Investment Strategist Liz Ann Sonders says history shows such a trend isn’t cause for alarm.…
Reese on How to Dig Up Hidden Gems Like Lynch
Many investors are drawn to stocks of companies that come from exciting, booming industries or that have catchy names and flashy new products. But mutual fund legend Peter Lynch prized…
Why The "Dissonant" Market Is Great News
In their latest column for Kiplinger’s, Whitney Tilson and John Heins say the current investment climate is among the most dissonant as they’ve ever seen — and that the contradictory…
Buffett: Rushing Into Bonds "A Mistake"
Warren Buffett says it’s “quite clear” that stocks are cheaper than bonds right now, and says investors rushing to the perceived safety of bonds are “making a mistake”. “It’s quite…
Fisher Undeterred; Likes High-Dividend Stocks
In his latest Forbes column, Kenneth Fisher says he’s high on stocks that are paying out more in dividends than Treasury bonds, and also have good long-term growth prospects. “I…
Mobius: Global Secular Bull Underway, But Big Correction Possible Before Year-End
Templeton Asset Management’s Mark Mobius says he expects economic recovery to continue in the Western world, but that a big correction in equity markets is “quite possible” before the end…
Hard to Be Short, Says Ritholtz
Barry Ritholtz of FusionIQ and The Big Picture blog says he’s 50% invested in stocks, up from 0% in May, and says “it’s hard to be short this market”, even…
Siegel: Stocks Cheapest vs. Bonds Since '50s
Wharton Professor and author Jeremy Siegel says that corporate earnings are “extraordinary”, and that he’s never seen stocks selling at such attractive values compared to bonds. Siegel tells Bloomberg that…