Rarely, if ever, are you going to get an “all clear” sign from the markets that tells you it’s time to invest. Being cautious and protecting yourself from big market drops is very important. In fact, it’s more important for long-term investors to beat the market’s return in a downtrend than in […]
Outlook
If you want to be like Warren Buffett and be greedy when others are fearful, the level of continued market apprehension may make the case for buying stocks.
One of the most widely watched market breadth indicators is providing a healthy sign for the ongoing U.S. stock market rally.
A Wall Street Journal poll reveals that by a large margin, investors believe their biggest mistake is being too cautious in the markets.
Hedge fund heavyweight William Ackman just unleashed a very detailed slide show presentation on REIT investments this week at the Value Investing Congress.
Hedge fund manager Whitney Tilson at T2 Partners warned this week that stocks might not have a big upward catalyst from here. Still, he sees long-term value.
Bill DeShurko, manager of the Dividend and Income Plus model, shares the screen he uses to help him find quality dividend stocks.
Economic worries have ebbed since August, but have yet to improve to the best levels of 2012 based on the all-important platinum/gold ratio.
In one chart, here is why stocks may not be overvalued even after more than doubling off the 2009 lows and may still offer better value than bonds:
The widely read historian and newsletter author doesn't buy Bernanke's case for an extended zero-interest rate policy.