…Lynch, PEGs below 1.0 were signs of growth stocks selling on the cheap; PEGs below 0.5 really indicated that a growth stock was a bargain. To show how the P/E/G…
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Gross: The End Is Near
…inflection point in markets sometime in 2015, as sluggish global growth, high debt levels and low interest rates tilt the risk/reward balance for investors. He says that Treasurys and high…
Momentum Works, But Is It For You?
…of periodic crashes. But in a piece for The Wall Street Journal, Robert Litan says that doesn’t mean investors should go all-in on momentum approaches. “Even with low brokerage commissions,…
Siegel: Gains Will Be Harder To Come By
…remain below fair value for some time, in part because interest rates will remain permanently low. “I think we’re going to see Fed funds long run maybe 2 percent instead…
McLennan: Patience Is Key
…yields — are very low. He says they should instead be asking why interest rates are so low. The reason is high debt, which should in fact be a bearish…
Gross: Oil To Push Growth Into 2% Range -- Or Lower
…stabilize. The oil declines hurt industries like fracking and determine currency movements, setting off a chain reaction, Gross says. “Then financial markets try and readjust,” he said. “Hedge funds reduce…
Ask For Cheap Dividend Stocks This Christmas, Buckingham Says
…lucrative for the equity markets,” he says. With corporate balance sheets strong, dividends rising, and fixed-income yields low, Buckingham says cheap dividend stocks should benefit. One he likes: General Electric….
Value or Momentum? How 'Bout Both
…rank in the universe and its value rank in the universe,” O’Shaughnessy wrote. “The best combination, measured by risk vs. volatility, was 70% value, 30% momentum. This strategy focuses on…
The Graham Strategy: Value and Safety Make for Big Returns
…12.4% annualized since its mid-2003 inception vs. 6.6% for the S&P 500. Below is an excerpt from the newsletter, along with several top-scoring stock ideas from the Graham-based investment strategy….
Reese On The "Quality-Value Synthesis"
…at Stanford University (and another of the gurus I follow), found that low price-to-book ratio stocks outperformed the market as a group not because they were in financial distress and…