While many investors are avoiding Greece like the plague, top strategist Mark Mobius says he’s buying stocks from the troubled country. (more…)
Category: Market Valuation
Arnott: "You Don't Get Bargains In The Absence Of Fear"
Fundamental indexing guru Rob Arnott says that to get bargains, you have to invest in places where fears are high. Right now, he says that means to look in places…
Siegel: Fed "Mostly Gets It"
Wharton Professor Jeremy Siegel, who had grown cautious on stocks recently, says the Federal Reserve’s lowering of interest rate projections has him feeling better. (more…)
Sonders: Pullback Risk Elevated, But Don't Worry About Economy
Charles Schwab’s Liz Ann Sonders says that the risk of a correction is elevated, but she thinks the bull market is still in tact. (more…)
Bearish Faber Likes US Blue Chips -- Sort Of
Marc Faber — known as “Dr. Doom” — says US blue chips look like a good option relative to some other investments right now. But that doesn’t mean he’s changed…
Adjust The Nasdaq For Inflation? What's The Point?
With the Nasdaq recently closing above 5,000 for the first time in a decade-and-a-half, bears have said that the index really should be adjusted for inflation to get a better…
Siegel Talks Fair Market Value
Wharton Professor Jeremy Siegel says he thinks fair market value of the Dow Jones Industrial Average is about 20,000, meaning that the index is close to 10% undervalued right now.…
Paulsen: Wall Of Worry Weakened
Wells Capital’s Jim Paulsen says he thinks the market might climb some more, but then come back down amid headwinds that include high valuations and interest rate increases. (more…)
Romick Still Cautious
In his recent fourth-quarter letter to FPA Crescent shareholders, Steven Romick says he’s continuing to be patient in an overvalued market environment. (more…)
Bogle Sees Subpar Returns for Stocks, But Few Alternatives
Jack Bogle says the market seems to be ignoring some big risks in the financial world, and he thinks stocks are poised for a below-average return over the next decade.…