Strategies – Page 209 – Smarter Investing

The earnings announcement was discouraging, but there were some positive points.

Oracle’s big miss is actually no reason to sell

The interview with the WSJ's Evan Newmark was a followup to Charles' MarketWatch article on investing in Germany at this moment of crisis in Europe.

Here's why I believe Wal-Mart will continue to keep investors happy through the near future.

I reduced the portfolio’s heavy concentration in MS at a positive gain to employ into BBY and SVU after significant drops in those positions.

The Earnings Surprise Model is designed to exploit the performance benefit of investing in leveraged and accelerating companies.

I hope to continue this trend, but I am bearish on the market as a whole in the coming months.

Lately we feel like we are stuck in the Seinfield episode where everything is upside down, good is bad and right is wrong.

I'm getting increasingly interested in News Corp’s voting stock, as I am seeing some near-term catalysts that may increase the value.

This fabless semiconductor producer has a killer product on the way.

Despite the Oracle of Omaha's move, here's why I like ACN better than IBM at their current prices.

Sometimes, the easiest way to make an active trade is to take a look around and observe what’s happening in your world.

If you want to buy shares of the Green Bay Packers, only do so if you are a fan. It is not a good investment.