In a recent interview in Forbes, Nobel laureate Robert Shiller says that the stock market is not as overvalued today as it was in 2007 — but it’s getting darn…
Category: Market Timing
The Moving Average Strategy: Good Results -- If You Have The Discipline
Does a 200-day moving average strategy work over the long term? In recent commentary for the American Association of Individual Investors, AAII Journal Editor Charles Rotblut takes a look at…
Faber Sees '87-Type Crash -- Or Worse -- Coming
Mark Faber of the Gloom, Boom & Doom Report is currently leaning decidedly to the “gloom” side when it comes to stocks. (more…)
Fisher On How A Bull Dies
Top strategist Kenneth Fisher says there are two things that can stop a bull market — and he’s not seeing either at play right now. (more…)
Top Advisers Not Selling
Few stock newsletter writers have beaten the market in both the 2007-09 bear market and the current bull market — but those who have are saying this isn’t the time…
Indicators Say Market Top Not Near
As the bull market has run longer and higher, many have been speculating about whether we’re nearing a market top. In a recent Bloomberg View column, Barry Ritholtz turns to…
Nygren Talks Value, Opportunity, And The End Of QE
Worried about the end of quantitative easing? Top fund manager Bill Nygren isn’t. In an interview with MoneyLife’s Chuck Jaffe, Nygren says that his firm’s five-year-holding-period, value-focused, bottom-up approach means…
Why Doing 'Nothing' Is Good For Your Portfolio
When fears are high, it’s natural to want to jump out of stocks. But while it might seem logical to avoid equities during tough times, The Motley Fool’s Morgan Housel…
Ritholtz on the "Most Hated" Rally
Barry Ritholtz says that too many investors are underinvested in stocks, saying that the market rally has been “hated” by many. Ritholtz tells Bloomberg that pullbacks are a part of…
Hulbert: Buyer Beware
Stocks have been bouncing back strong from their August troubles, but Mark Hulbert says the tone of the rally isn’t a good one. “Nothing so well illustrates Wall Street’s dangerously…