…it’s music to their ears. These models, each of which is based on the approach of a different investing great, tend to be contrarian in nature. And because investors have…
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Shiller: U.S. Stocks Not That Overpriced
…to the CAPE, it’s “not that overpriced”, and given the alternatives he thinks investors shouldn’t avoid U.S. equities. Shiller also talks about active vs. passive investing, saying, “I think that…
Why Gross Profits May Be More Important than Earnings
Earnings often dominate the investing headlines, but according to a growing body of research, a better indicator of future stock returns may be gross profitability. The research focuses on gross…
Bogle: Don't Rebalance -- If You Can Stand It
Rebalancing the assets in your portfolio back to a target weight is an often-cited common sense tenet of investing. But legendary Vanguard Founder Jack Bogle says you might want to…
Ritholtz Not Sweating the Shutdown -- for Now
Though the government shutdown and debt deal drama are monopolizing the financial headlines, Barry Ritholtz of The Big Picture blog says it’s had little impact on his investing approach. And…
For Most, No Time Is a Good Time for Stock-Picking
…who trade frequently can consistently outperform the market through skill. Over the long run, the rest would be better off investing in low-cost index funds benchmarked to the broad market.”…
A Foolish Approach to Small-Cap Stocks
In his latest column for Canada’s Globe and Mail, Validea CEO John Reese discusses the merits of investing in small-cap stocks, and looks at a small-cap strategy that has produced…
The Brain Science Behind Bubbles
…and more focused on how they imagine the market will change.” The researchers used brain scans of study participants, who were investing in an experimental bubble market, to reach their…
The Gurus Hit the Heartland
Should you focus your investing efforts in the U.S., or emerging markets? In his latest column for Forbes.com, Validea CEO John Reese says some elite strategists are saying you don’t…
PIMCO: The Case for Commodities
…of production growth — suggesting that prices are at reasonable levels from a long-term valuation perspective. In addition, the roll yield from investing in commodities is the highest it’s been…