In a wide-ranging interview with The Kirk Report, Validea founder and CEO John Reese explains how he developed his guru-based investment strategy, why it has been so successful, and what…
Gross Says to Buy Utilities
Bond guru Bill Gross of PIMCO is finding value in at least one area of the stock market: utilities. In his monthly investment commentary on PIMCO’s web site, Gross talks…
Dreman: Correction, Major Inflation Coming
Noted contrarian investor and author David Dreman says a correction is coming for the stock market — but he says investors are best off just holding their ground and riding…
Paulson Bets Big on Gold ...
Hedge fund guru John Paulson is making a big move into gold, launching a new fund that focuses on shares of gold miners and other gold-related shares and gold derivatives,…
... but Buffett Steering Clear of Bullion
While one of the world’s best investors, John Paulson, is making a big bet on gold, another — Warren Buffett — is looking elsewhere. David Pett of Canada’s Financial Post…
Guru Strategy Rating Changes: Eaton, Barnes & Noble on the Move
Each week, I take a look at which stocks my Validea.com Guru Strategy computer models have newfound interest in, and which they have soured on. Here’s a look at some…
Sonders vs. Whitney on Market's Current Valuation
Banking analyst Meredith Whitney rattled the markets yesterday when she told CNBC that the U.S. is likely to fall back into recession next year, and said stocks are overvalued. “I…
Siegel Says Rally Has Plenty of Room to Run
While stocks are up some 60% from their March lows, author and Wharton Professor Jeremy Siegel says the rally is “far from exhausted”. In his column on Yahoo! Finance, Siegel…
Faber: Still Opportunities in Stocks
Marc Faber of the Gloom, Boom & Doom Report still sees opportunities in stocks after the big rally, and says stocks can help protect against the high inflation he’s expecting…
Avoid "Confirmation Bias"
In his latest Wall Street Journal column, Jason Zweig discusses one of the behavioral pitfalls that can drag down many investors’ portfolios: confirmation bias. What is confirmation bias? “In short,”…