Another top strategist who is discussing the perils of market timing is Charles Schwab Chief Investment Strategist Liz Ann Sonders. In her latest market commentary, written with Schwab’s Brad Sorensen,…
New Study: Investors Fail Timing Test
According to a new study, mutual fund investors don’t just tend to buy high and sell low — they also tend to do so shortly before the stock market reverses…
Pabrai Talks Moats, and "Low Risk, High Uncertainty"
Top value manager Mohnish Pabrai discusses his investment strategy in this recent Forbes.com interview with Steve Forbes. Pabrai talks about the importance of patience for investors; the concept of “low…
Gross Fund Has Lowest-Ever Treasury Allocation
Bond guru Bill Gross has been sounding bearish on U.S. debt in recent interviews, and The New York Times reports that in addition to talking the talk, he’s also been…
Bogle vs. Gross on Market's Future
Investment legends Bill Gross and Jack Bogle offered differing opinions on what the future holds for the economy and the stock market in this recent CNBC interview. Gross reiterated his…
Ritholtz on the Not-So-Abnormal Rally
Barry Ritholtz of FusionIQ and The Big Picture blog says that as long as the Federal Reserve keeps interest rates near zero, it’s unwise to short stocks. “As I’ve told…
Mobius Not Afraid of Thailand
Despite political unrest and major protests, Templeton Asset Management’s Mark Mobius says Thailand is still offering good investment opportunities. “We are not so concerned about the political situation in Thailand,”…
Gabelli Sees Strong Q1 Earnings, Margin of Safety for Market
Mario Gabelli thinks that, with businesses sporting very healthy balance sheets and having cut costs, first-quarter earnings will look “very good”. Gabelli also tells CNBC that he thinks the market…
O'Shaughnessy Finding Opportunities in High-Dividend-Payers
Top strategist James O’Shaughnessy is finding numerous opportunities in high-dividend stocks both in the U.S. and abroad. In a recent interview with CNBC, O’Shaughnessy details his “Enhanced Dividend” strategy, and…
Siegel Sees More Room to Run for Rally
Author and Wharton professor Jeremy Siegel says he thinks the economic recovery will be stronger than many think, and that stocks have another 10% or 15% — or perhaps even…