Two stock-investing newsletters with excellent long-term track records are sounding quite bullish, despite — or, perhaps more to the point, in part because of — the significant amount of fear…
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Fisher: The PSR Pioneer
…stocks. The investing public and media seems to share their view, with the P/E ratio having long been the only valuation metric that most newspapers include in their daily stock…
Grantham on Deflation, and the Remarkable Cheapness of High-Quality Stocks
…nervous, so surveys reveal, about normal equity investing. These investors did not need the recent slowing in growth and sovereign debt problems to become nervous.” In large part because interest…
Guru Strategy 7-Year Report Card: Ben Graham Still on Top
…original 10 of which recently hit the 7-year mark in terms of performance tracking. And the results show that Graham, known as “The Father of Value Investing”, is still king….
The Changing Face of Investment Research
While the tenets of good investing remain much the same as they were decades ago, the tools that average investors can use to implement those concepts have undergone something of…
Lynch-Inspired Model Far Outpacing Market
…primary example of “GARP” — Growth At A Reasonable Price — investing, which blends growth and value tenets. While some categorize Lynch as a growth investor because his favorite type…
Top Newsletter Still Betting on Stocks
…value-centric approach. “Value investing … demands you look beyond current market passions in order to avoid what is overpriced and to grab what is cheap — even when there is…
Rogers on Where to Find Contrarian Plays
In the latest edition of Forbes.com’s “Intelligent Investing”, Ariel Investments CEO John Rogers Jr. discusses his investment strategy, and explains why he’s high on several media companies and other out-of-favor…
Oberweis Talks Small-Caps, China
In Forbes.com’s latest edition of “Intelligent Investing”, money manager and newsletter guru Jim Oberweis discusses his small-cap investment strategy, and where he’s currently finding opportunities in the market. Oberweis says…
The Neff Approach: Low P/Es and Strong Yields Make for Big Profits
…“value investor”, Neff writes in John Neff on Investing that, “Personally, I prefer a different label: ‘low price-earnings investor.’ It describes succinctly and accurately the investment style that guided Windsor…