Contrarian strategist David Dreman says stocks are trading at their lowest values in more than two decades, and is continuing to expect an “inferno” of inflation for the U.S. “Smoldering…
O'Shaughnessy's Take on Earnings
Quantitative strategy guru James O’Shaughnessy recently gave a primer on Yahoo! Finance’s Breakout on analyzing a company’s earnings and sales. O’Shaughnessy talks about the importance of net income, and why…
Oberweis Delves Into Niche Markets
In his latest Forbes column, Jim Oberweis talks about how he goes about finding small-cap stocks with niche businesses for his portfolio. “To find tomorrow’s winners, my team and I…
Zweig: Dividends Aren't Easy Money
While investors overall are still lukewarm on U.S. stocks, one section of the market they have been keen on in 2012 is dividend stocks — perhaps too keen, says Jason…
Reese on Buffett's "Buy-and-Hope-It-Languishes" Approach
In his latest column for Forbes.com, Validea CEO John Reese explains why Warren Buffett sometimes hopes his stocks languish — and why you should too. “If you are investing in…
Hulbert: Data Shows Correction Should Be Mild
MarketWatch’s Mark Hulbert says he doesn’t think the market is headed for another 10%+ April correction. “Might the stock market be embarking on a 10% or more correction, just as…
Gabelli Talks Europe, and the U.S.'s "Fiscal Cliff"
Value investing guru Mario Gabelli says a number of factors are pushing and pulling on stocks right now, and recently discussed some of those issues with Bloomberg. Gabelli says about…
Biggs Sees Pullback, Then Continued Market Gains
Hedge fund guru Barton Biggs says he’s cut back on his stock holdings, largely thanks to concerns about Europe — particularly Spain. Biggs also tells Bloomberg that the Federal Reserve’s…
Sonders: Sentiment Picture Hasn't Dented Bullish View
Charles Schwab Chief Investment Strategist Liz Ann Sonders says that while a rise in investor sentiment has made the market more vulnerable to bad news in the short term, she…
O'Shaughnessy Talks Stock Market Cycles
Quantitative strategy guru James O’Shaughnessy says history indicates that the rest of this decade should at least be a decent one for stocks, and that the 20 years after that…