…they buy fundamentally sound stocks that others are shunning,” he writes. “Most of my Guru Strategies, each of which is based on the approach of a different investing great, reflect…
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Keeping Perspective Amid the Euro Hype
…stay there, because we know that [the investing approach] will stand the test of time.” Yacktman said his value-focused approach is like “buying beach balls being pushed underwater and the…
Small-Cap Bargains from the Gurus
…the approach of a different investing great) think is happening with many smaller stocks right now. He looks at a handful of small-caps that his strategies like, including L.B. Foster…
Unlikely Duo Both Like Stocks Over Bonds
…also says dividend yields — and the low yields on government bonds — are a big reason for investing in stocks right now. “This is the first time in 60…
Arnott on the Courage to Rebalance
…market lost its euphoria,” he writes. “If they were still investing (e.g., for some future retirement), those new purchases bought precious little yield! Reciprocally, people felt panic and dismay at…
Top Newsletter Cautious, But on the Prowl
One of the top-performing investing newsletters is being very cautious, holding a high amount of cash while searching for opportunities amid the recent market sell-off. “We’re not in any rush…
Tech Sector Standouts -- Without the 'A-Word'
…is based on the approach of a different investing great, to find some of the best-looking plays in the tech sector. Among those he highlights: Oracle Corp., which gets strong…
The Lynch Strategy: Still Beating the Market Two Decades after Magellan
…only abbreviation Lynch popularized within the stock market lexicon. His strategy is often used as a primary example of “GARP” — Growth At A Reasonable Price — investing, which blends…
Buffett-like Bargains North of the Border
…at ‘fair’ prices and often holds stocks for decades, Coca-Cola and American Express being two examples,” Heinzl writes. “He summed up his investing philosophy in his 1996 letter to Berkshire…
Sonders on Sell in May, Positive Signs, and the "Fiscal Cliff"
Should you “sell in May and go away,” as the old investing adage says? Charles Schwab Chief Investment Strategist Liz Ann Sonders says not so fast. In commentary on Schwab’s…