In the latest edition of Forbes’ Intelligent Investing, top fund manager Ron Baron talks about his investment approach, and offers his take on where the market stands right now. Baron…
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Rogers Likes Rice, Sugar, Silver
“Commodities King” Jim Rogers says commodities are a better place to be than stocks right now. Rogers says that, while stocks will rise or fall with the economy, commodities should…
Hulbert: Don't Fear Gridlock
The Presidential Election Year Cycle is an oft-talked about stock market phenomenon, and this week MarketWatch’s Mark Hulbert digs a bit deeper into how it may play out this time…
Herro: "Exceptional Time" to Focus on High Quality
David Herro, one of Morningstar’s fund managers of the decade, says fear in the market is driving investors to safety — and causing them to miss out on excellent bargains…
Wall of Worry Is Strong, Hulbert Says
While the market has jumped in recent weeks, MarketWatch’s Mark Hulbert says sentiment appears to remain low — which is good news for stocks. According to Hulbert, the average equity…
Where Tilson's Looking in Fourth Quarter
Top value investor Whitney Tilson recently discussed some of his top picks for the fourth quarter with CNBC. Among his favorites: payroll processing firm ADP.
Paulsen on the "New Normal" Mania
Wells Capital Management’s Jim Paulsen says that, just as investors succumbed to a mania that made technology stocks wildly overvalued in the late 1990s, they now are falling prey to…
BlackRock's Doll Talks QE2
Blackrock’s Bob Doll says a number of factors are pointing toward stocks grinding higher. In an interview with CNBC, Doll says one of those factors involves Federal Reserve policy. He…
Global Value Picks Buffett, Graham & Lynch Might Like
In his latest article for Forbes.com, Validea CEO John Reese says the high levels of fear in the market are creating a variety of opportunities around the globe for disciplined…
Economy Isn't Out of Woods, Hussman Warns
While the National Bureau of Economic Research recently declared that the so-called Great Recession ended in June of 2009, John Hussman says that doesn’t mean the economic pain is over.…