How to Create Stimulus Without Adding Debt
Yale economist Robert Shiller says the U.S. shouldn’t forget that it is possible to provide more economic stimulus without actually adding more debt. In an op-ed piece for The New…
Bogle on Fundamentals vs. Emotions
Vanguard founder Jack Bogle recently offered his take on where the market and economy are headed, saying that he thinks stocks should gain about 7% per year in the next…
Navellier, Dreman, and Siebert: What to Expect in 2011
Top growth investor Louis Navellier says he’s bullish heading into 2011, and is high on multi-national U.S. firms and technology companies. “I think you can invest in a lot of…
Dorfman: Time to Add Risk
Bloomberg columnist and money manager John Dorfman says it’s time for investors to take on more risk. Dorfman tells Bloomberg that investors shouldn’t let the lingering fears from the 2008…
Siegel Warns on Bonds
Author and Wharton professor Jeremy Siegel says that bond investors should be very careful right now. “Anyone that has money in bond funds has to be very cautious” of losses…
Forester Sees "Yellow" Light for Market
Fund manager Tom Forester says he sees the market flashing a “yellow light” rather than a green or red one, and he’s focused on healthcare and consumer staple stocks. “Our…
Reese: Do Hot Holiday Gifts Make for Strong Stocks?
In his latest article for Canada’s Globe and Mail, Validea CEO John Reese takes a look at the stocks of some of the firms behind this Christmas season’s hottest gift…
Montier: Don't Believe the New Normal Hype
The “New Normal” concept has gotten a ton of attention in the financial and investment worlds in the past couple years. But in a new paper, GMO’s James Montier says…