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The great American writer was famously “more concerned with the return of my money than the return on my money.”
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.
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:
Trulia shares are up more than 20% from the company's IPO last week, but it's really not a special company, says investment manager Barry Randall.
Let winning stocks ride? Investment manager Scott Rothbort says it's time to bank some profits and to be careful not to chase stocks in the fourth quarter.
Even lower yields on U.S. Treasuries are possible, and they could help drive up the prices of dividend-paying stocks as an investment alternative.
The Russell 2000 may give us cue as to whether the S&P 500 and other major U.S. indexes will reach all-time highs in the coming months.
Stocks are near 5-year highs even as bonds are favored. How might stocks do if investor risk appetites increased?
Investing is not a game of picking the winner of a beauty contest; it’s about choosing the winner the judges will select.