Simplicity, caution, and independent thinking — that’s the approach Sheldon Jacobs used in developing one of the most successful investing newsletters in the country. Sadly, Jacobs passed away last month,…
R-Squared Indicator Says Market Could Get Scary
Wells Capital’s James Paulsen has been bullish — correctly — throughout much of the bull market that began in March 2009. But now, Paulsen says that a key sentiment indicator…
Buffett, Berkshire Continue Auto Industry Play
Less than a month after purchasing Van Tuyl Group, the largest privately held dealership group in the United States, Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway is making another bet on the auto…
Peter Lynch And High-Dividend Stocks
Every other issue of The Validea Hot List newsletter examines in detail one of John Reese’s computerized Guru Strategies. This latest issue looks at the Peter Lynch-inspired strategy, which has averaged annual…
El-Erian Talks Europe, The Dollar, And Volatility
Mohamed El-Erian says he expects volatility to increase in the stock market, and says it’s not a time to be buying broad index funds. (more…)
Want Growth? Try Retailers, Banks, and Networking Stocks
Every day, Validea uses John Reese’s Guru Strategy investing models to rank dozens of industries using a myriad of financial and fundamental data. The rankings include a value index, a…
Gross Talks "New Neutral"
In the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, bond guru Bill Gross spoke of a “New Normal” for US economic growth. Now he’s talking about the “New Neutral” for interest…
Mobius Sees Bargains In Greece
While many investors are avoiding Greece like the plague, top strategist Mark Mobius says he’s buying stocks from the troubled country. (more…)
Top Fund Manager Still Likes US Stocks -- And EU Exporters
In a rare interview, top fund manager Mark Yockey says he thinks US stocks are still “really attractive,” and talks about the game-changing impact of the surging dollar and tumbling…
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…