With stocks at all-time highs, is it time to bail? Not if you want to make money over the long haul, says Jason Zweig. On the Wall Street Journal’s Total Return…
Siegel Sees Win-Win for Stocks
Author and Wharton professor Jeremy Siegel has taken a lot of heat for his bullish predictions over the past couple years. But he’s largely been on the money — and…
What's Your Advantage?
If you don’t want to put all your faith in luck, you need to have an advantage to beat the market over the long haul. But The Motley Fool’s Morgan…
The Gurus' Free Cash Flow Yield All-Stars
In his latest column for Forbes.com, Validea CEO John Reese takes a look at a stock-picking metric that may not get enough attention: free cash flow yield. “While it might…
Achuthan Standing By Recession Call
Economic Cycle Research Institute chief Lakshman Achuthan stands by the well-respected group’s claim that a recession started last year. “Growth is not there,” Achuthan recently told Bloomberg Television, adding that…
Yardeni: Near-Term Pause, But Bull Has A Ways To Go
Strategist Ed Yardeni says he expects a pause in the near-term, but thinks the bull market in equities is likely to continue for a couple more years. “We forget that…
Fisher Sees Bargains Across The Pond
While the British stock market has been much maligned in recent years, top strategist Kenneth Fisher sees opportunities in the U.K. “From an investor standpoint Great Britain has been plagued…
Study: Active Managers Turn Passive In Down Markets
Expecting your fund manager to help you limit losses if the market turns downward? The odds are against you, according to a new study. The study, titled “Is There an…
Tilson On The Three Most Dangerous Words In Investing
Even the most astute investors can fall prey to emotions and behavioral biases, and in a recent interview value guru Whitney Tilson talks about how to keep those emotions and…
Paulsen: Tapering Will Lead To More Confidence, Not Less
Wells Capital’s James Paulsen thinks that the “great Fed myth” about the stock market rally being a “sugar high” will soon be debunked. Paulsen tells Bloomberg he thinks the market’s moves…