Heebner: Euro Debt Woes Won't Stop U.S. Recovery
Fund manager Ken Heebner says he thinks the U.S. economy will continue to recover, regardless of what happens with Europe’s debt woes. “I think the American economy is not dependent…
Siegel Sees 10%-15% More for Rally by Year-End
Author and Wharton professor Jeremy Siegel continues to be bullish on the market, saying he sees another 10% to 15% in gains for stocks by year-end. Siegel says that “extraordinarily…
Fisher Sees Bullish Signs
In his latest Forbes column, Ken Fisher reiterates his bullish stance on stocks, and offers several reasons why he’s optimistic. Among Fisher’s bullish points: “The GDP-weighted global yield curve (spread…
Markman Says Rally Doubters Are Wrong
MarketWatch columnist and money manager Jon Markman says that while many investors don’t believe it, the rally still has plenty of room to run — and that corporations will keep…
Top Fund Managers Look to Large Caps
Jeremy Grantham isn’t the only successful investor who’s finding big values in big stocks. Thomas Perkins and Donald Yacktman are among the investors with strong long-term track records now finding…
Grantham: Stocks Overpriced, but (Unfortunately) Likely to Rise
In his latest quarterly letter, GMO’s Jeremy Grantham says stocks are overvalued, but likely to continue rising — and rising to dangerous “bubble” levels if the economic recovery is a…
The U.S. Debt: Big Problem or Big Hype?
Are fears about the burgeoning U.S. government debt merited, or overblown? In an interview with CNBC, University of Texas Economics Professor James Galbraith says that the debt discussion involves a…
Doll Likes Energy, Industrial Commodities
Blackrock’s Bob Doll says that, while it may be due for a “stall” or sideways consolidation, he thinks the market’s longer-term direction will continue to be upward, as long as…