In his RealMoney column, Validea CEO John Reese recently took a contrarian look at oil stocks. “Oil at the moment is on a slippery slope. Prices are at their lowest…
Sonders on China, Growth, and The Fed
Charles Schwab Chief Investment Strategist Liz Ann Sonders says she expects stocks of U.S. companies that do more of their business domestically rather than overseas should continue to outperform in…
Oberweis: Insider Buying a Helpful Tool
In his latest column for Forbes, newsletter guru Jim Oberweis says that keeping an eye on whether company insiders are buying shares of their firm can help guide you to…
Dividend Data Points to Market Being Undervalued
MarketWatch’s Mark Hulbert says that the stock market is “closer to undervalued” than overvalued, and that the market is “poised to produce above-average returns over the next couple of years.”…
Stimulus Has Fisher Bullish on China
With China announcing its first interest rate cut in about four years, Kenneth Fisher says he expects good things from Chinese equities. “We’re overweight China and optimistic on China relative…
Yacktman: Stocks Are Far From Dead
Top fund manager Donald Yacktman says high-quality blue chip stocks continue to trade at incredibly cheap levels. Yacktman tells WealthTrack’s Consuelo Mack that while many high-quality stocks like Procter and…
Small-Cap Bargains from the Gurus
In his latest Nasdaq.com column, Validea CEO and The Guru Investor author John Reese looks at some small-cap bargains he’s finding in the market. “Since the stock market began to…
Buffett: Barring "Big-Time" Europe Spillover, U.S. Should Avoid Recession
Warren Buffett says that, unless there is major spillover from Europe’s debt crisis, the U.S. should avoid recession and continue to grow. Answering questions at the Economic Club of Washington, D.C.,…
Sonders Still Sees U.S. Skirting Recession
Top strategist Liz Ann Sonders of Charles Schwab says she continues to think the U.S. will avoid a recession, thanks in part to a continuing “manufacturing renaissance”. “Part of the…
Unlikely Duo Both Like Stocks Over Bonds
Two very different strategists — the bullish Wharton professor and author Jeremy Siegel and the often-bearish Marc Faber of the Gloom, Boom & Doom report — both prefer stocks over…