Top Newsletter Editor: Trend Is Still Up
Michael Cintolo of The Cabot Market Letter — which has an excellent track record over the past decade — says that the stock market for the moment remains range-bound, but…
Schwab Chief: Don't Bypass Financials
While a good amount of fear is still hovering over the financial sector, Jeff Mortimer, chief investment officer at Charles Schwab Investment Management, says that investors would be wise to…
Arnott, Inker: Tough Finding Values in Stocks -- or Bonds
With a variety of assets — from stocks to bonds to gold — up significantly this year, two top asset allocation strategists are urging a conservative approach heading into 2010.…
Ritholtz, Muhlenkamp Talk Markets
Barron’s assembled several top strategists for a recent round table discussion of where the markets are headed as 2010 nears. Among those participating were Fusion IQ’s Barry Ritholtz, and mutual…
Rogers Buying Dollars -- for Now
Commodities guru Jim Rogers has been very down on the long-term prospects for the dollar for some time. But in the short term, he’s actually buying the U.S. currency. Rogers…
Miller Sees More Gains in 2010
Bill Miller — who once beat the market 15 years in a row — has bounced back strong this year after some recent woes. And moving into 2010, he’s sounding…
Mobius: India Growth Likely to Continue -- But "Dubai-Like" Hit Looms for Market
Templeton Asset Management Executive Chairman Mark Mobius says a recent visit to India has reinforced his belief that the country can keep up its growth rate, but he warns that…
Nygren: Values Are "All Over the Place"
Bill Nygren, whose three Oakmark funds have excelled in 2009 and have strong long-term track records, remains bullish as we head into 2010. Nygren tells CNBC that he’s “very positive”…