The Financial Post of Canada takes an interesting look today at the Benjamin-Graham-esque approach that longtime market-beater Marty Whitman uses to pick value stocks. According to The Post’s Levi Folk,…
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Get into “The Glitch” -- 10 Top Scoring Price-to-Sales Stocks
…the market capitalization of the firm divided by the company’s sales, has become more popular over the years as investors look for additional ways to uncover value among publicly traded…
Don't Be a Bottom-Hunter
…below the 16.4 historical average. Another example is Tobin’s Q Ratio, which divideds the total market value of stocks by their total asset value (or replacement cost). John Mihaljevic of…
Tobin's Q Ratio: "Modestly" Bullish Sign
…Ideas for highlighting this data.) The Q Ratio divides the total market value of stocks by their total asset value (or replacement cost). From 1900-2008, Mihaljevic says, the adjusted average…
Good Quant, Bad Quant
…differences in the value of those businesses and the value of their stocks; technical, trading quant approaches instead try to capitalize on some anomaly in price based on historical price…
Kass: It's Dinner Time
…the sky is not falling, and Mr. Market has dropped a ton of value on our investing doorstep — dinner is now being served.” Kass first made his bottom call…
Hussman: Good Values, but No Bottom
…exchange value of the U.S. dollar, the CBOE volatility index (VIX) is worth watching, as a push above about 55 may signal another ‘cascade’ to the downside as we saw…
Tilson & Heins: How You Can Be a Stock "Lion" Like Templeton
Barry Ritholtz isn’t the only successful manager saying investors should be making “watch lists”. In their latest “Discovering Value” column for Kiplinger’s, Whitney Tilson and John Heins say that maintaining…
Zweig Strategy: 10 Growth Investment Ideas for a Tough Market
…of my gurus were cemented on the value side of the growth/value pendulum. In fact, the guru we’ll examine today, Martin Zweig, used a methodology that was dominated by earnings-based…
Dorfman: Market Performance after Waterfall Declines – up 24% Over Next 12 Months
Value investment manager and Bloomberg columnist, John Dorfman, provides some historical stock performance statistics after periods of dramatic market declines (or what he calls, “waterfall declines”). According to Dorfman, “market…