…was a little more risky. The Cornerstone Value strategy, meanwhile, produced returns that were a bit lower, but with less volatility. Together, they formed an exceptional one-two punch, averaging a…
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Glassman: Choose History Over Hunches
…been negative over a 20-year period and has delivered annual real returns around 7 percent throughout history. He recommends buying low-fee index funds or exchange-traded funds, like the Vanguard 500…
Dreman: Yes, It's a Depression -- So Buy
…diversified portfolio of large-cap value stocks”, which he says will perform well over time, “particularly with prices at their lowest levels in decades and the likelihood of the highest rates…
Gross: Investing "Revolution" Is On
…global economy’s future growth path and volatility. In terms of that old maxim ‘buy low – sell high,’ this means at the minimum that an investor during this period of…
Stocks for The Long Run -- Riskier than Stocks for The Short Run?
…the volatility of stock market returns using a 30-year horizon is almost 1.5 times the volatility using a one-year horizon. Stambaugh said an example of how this phenomenon might work…
Top Timing Newsletter Turning Bullish
…good that the ultimate low of the bear market has passed, and that buying select leading stocks now will pay off in the weeks and months ahead.” Cintolo says the…
Get into “The Glitch” -- 10 Top Scoring Price-to-Sales Stocks
…was that, if a company has a low PSR, even a slight improvement in its profit margins can produce a big gain in earnings, which will then drive the stock’s…
Crisis Predictors Offer Advice
…to manage systemic risk in the financial system, something it doesn’t have right now. Bookstaber says municipal bonds give some diversification right now, and recommends buying closed-end muni bond funds….
Don't Be a Bottom-Hunter
…soon as 2010. Of course, inflation could take longer to materialize, and stocks could still go lower from here. Both the 10-year P/E and Tobin’s Q have been lower during…
Fisher: Fears are Greater, but Risk is Lower
…stocks that are off 50% from their highs (and a lot are, at this point) can keep falling,” Fisher writes. “But you can temper your fear by realizing that low…