Top U.K. fund manager Anthony Bolton says the recent tumult in global markets has created a buying opportunity in Asian markets. “I believe the recent stock market volatility reflects a…
Arnott on the Three D Hurricane, and The Three Pillars
In the latest installment of Forbes’ Intelligent Investing, indexing guru Rob Arnott talks about the notion of fundamental indexing, and why he thinks it’s a much better system than typical…
Fisher on Babson's Market Cycles
Referencing the work of famed business theorist Roger Babson, Kenneth Fisher says cyclical forces indicate we’re in a time when investors should be buying stocks. In his latest Forbes column,…
Hulbert: Not Likely That The Plunge Was The Bottom
For investors thinking that Thursday’s big plunge is a sign that the stock market has bottomed, Mark Hulbert has a warning. “Market declines rarely end with days like Thursday’s 513-point…
Siegel: Market Cheap, But Could Get Cheaper
Author and Wharton Professor Jeremy Siegel says he thinks the stock market is selling at an “extraordinarily low” valuation, but that economic fears could continue to push it down further…
Ritholtz Talks Economy, Market
Barry Ritholtz of FusionIQ and The Big Picture blog says the economy is slowing at an accelerating rate, but that what we’re seeing is what is to be expected from…
Berkowitz Still Thinks Big Financials Will Get Their Due
Bruce Berkowitz, one of Morningstar’s Fund Managers of the Decade for the 2000s, is sticking by his conviction that AIG and other financial stocks are undervalued and will make big…
Sonders on the Impact of a U.S. Downgrade
Charles Schwab’s Liz Ann Sonders says there’s still a possibility that the U.S. could have its credit rating downgraded, but also says the implications of a downgrade may not be…
Companies that Would Make Congress Jealous
In his latest article for Nasdaq.com, Validea CEO John Reese takes a look at companies that have done what Congress has had struggled to do — rein in spending. “While…
Krugman: Debt Deal a Dog
Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman says the debt ceiling deal is a bad one, and that more stimulus — not cutbacks — is needed from the government. Krugman tells Bloomberg…