When Taken by Surprise, Wait it Out

“Little is ever clear about an incoming president, and no more than usual—perhaps less—is clear about this one,” says Jason Zweig of The Wall Street Journal. In yesterday’s “Moneybeat”, Zweig…

Ken Fisher's Wish List

In last week’s Forbes, money manager Ken Fisher offers a list of things he is grateful for as well as a wish list for the year ahead. He is grateful…

A Contrarian View May Be in Order

The seven-year-old bull market that started in the aftermath of the financial crisis could be facing a shift over the next five years, says Validea CEO John Reese in last…

Emerging Markets on The Rise

After a run of disappointing performance, emerging market stocks are perking up, says Validea CEO John Reese in a recent article for Nasdaq. Since January, this class of securities has…

Avoid Investing Inertia

When investors sit on the sidelines in fear of “missing out,” that may be precisely what they end up doing, says Allen Roth in last month’s Wall Street Journal. Roth,…

Returns Look Low Going Forward

“In an industry dominated by promises of higher return investors need to ask higher than what?” This question is posed in a recent Barron’s article (provided by Research Affiliates) which…

Holiday Season Stock Picks

Amid the continued swirl of political rhetoric and speculation about the likelihood and timing of a shoe dropping in the stock market, holiday sales prospects still look good. In an…

Greenblatt on Gotham's New Fund

Guru investor Joel Greenblatt—Columbia University professor and co-founder of Gotham Asset Management–has consistently made a strong case for value investing and created a series of hedge funds and mutual funds…