Thanks to the Fed’s hawkish rate hikes, investors are concentrating on short-term gains and CEOs are shying away from laying out money for big long-term projects, contends an article in…
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A Random Walk Down Wall Street” Still Holds Up Today
In a review for CityWireUSA, Alex Rosenberg maintains that A Random Walk Down Wall Street, written by Burton Malkiel and first published in 1973, is still “the best investing primer”…
Show Us Your Portfolio: Ben Hunt
When we started Show Us Your Portfolio, we assumed there would be one major requirement for each interview – a portfolio. But it turns out one of the most interesting…
Dodge & Cox Go For A Bold Strategy
In late 2020, after loading up on its favorite stocks in the March crash earlier in the year, the Dodge & Cox Balanced fund (DODBX) took up a 5% short…
Knowing When to Change Your Investment Process
By Jack Forehand, CFA, CFP® (@practicalquant) — We all know that having a sound process is crucial to investing success. Finding something that works over the long-term and adhering to it through the…
Value Investors Make Big Comeback
Value stocks saw a record month of outperformance in October, beating growth stocks by 4.3 percentage points, reports an article in CNBC. The Russell Value index shot up 10.1% last…
The Best Sources For Bond Market Income
Fixed-income investments have generally been seen as a stable source of regular income in portfolios, but that approach hasn’t worked this year as the U.S. bond market experiences its worst…
The Fed Is No Longer The Market’s Friend
In the wake of the Fed’s latest 0.75 percentage point interest rate hike, and Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s indication that the central bank isn’t done yet, the Dow Jones Industrial…
What Investors Think Of ESG
More and more, larger asset-management firms have been using their shareholder voting power to sway companies into adopting environmental, social, and governance (ESG) initiatives, but are they really following the…
Sell Off Losing Stocks To Lower Taxes, Use Options To Buy Them Back
While money-making opportunities may seem scarce this year, investors can take a vital step before November 29th to realize any tax losses, reports an article in Barron’s. Investors who bought…