Wharton professor Jeremy Siegel proved to be right on with his prediction about the Dow Jones Industrial Average hitting 18,000 by the end of 2014. Now, heading into 2015, Siegel…
In African Market, Patience Leads To Big Rewards
The Allan Gray Africa Equity fund has an exceptional track record, and manager Andrew Lapping recently told Barron’s how he finds attractive stocks, and where he sees them now. (more…)
Peter Lynch: Beyond Buy What You Know
In his latest column for Seeking Alpha, Validea CEO John P. Reese looks at Peter Lynch’s “buy-what-you-know” advice, and some other tips the mutual fund legend gave for finding good stock…
McLennan: Patience Is Key
First Eagle Global Fund’s Matthew McLennan says he’s finding markets expensive. McLennan tells WealthTrack that his fund has a cash position in the 20% range, because he’s having trouble finding stocks…
Gross: Oil To Push Growth Into 2% Range -- Or Lower
Bond guru Bill Gross says he thinks economic growth will fall to 2% for the US, thanks to tumbling oil prices. (more…)
Hulbert: Sentiment Levels Indicate Bull Isn't Done
Many investors are fearing that the recent tumble in oil prices is a sign of bad things to come for stocks. But Mark Hulbert says sentiment levels indicate that the…
Ask For Cheap Dividend Stocks This Christmas, Buckingham Says
With Christmas just around the corner, John Buckingham says undervalued dividend stocks are on his Christmas list. (more…)
Despite Valuations, Shiller Sticking With Stocks
Nobel Prize-winning economist Robert Shiller says that, while valuations are quite high, he isn’t ditching stocks. (more…)
Value or Momentum? How 'Bout Both
Are you a value investor, or a momentum investor? In a recent piece for Yahoo! Finance, Patrick O’Shaughnessy says you’re better off being both. (more…)
Paulsen, Long A Bull, Sees Trouble Ahead For US Stocks
While many are touting the advantages the US has on the rest of the world right now, Wells Capital’s Jim Paulsen says that he’ll be underweighting US equities in the…