Daily Posts Archive

There’s a lot of money traveling the world looking for ways to fatten up, and you can learn a lot by taking a look at where it’s going.

In this edition of Stock Market Crash Course, the experts weigh in on the market’s reactions to earnings season, the European Central Bank announcement and the Knight Capital mishap. We hear from Clif Droke, Stephen Leeb, Richard Moroney and Bryan, Ronald and Michael Sadoff.

Changing your expectations based on how you feel or what the headlines say is going to have you out of sync with the market.

The market is in an uptrend, but so far it’s been a slow slog with lots of setbacks. Yes, the market is making higher highs and higher lows, but the backsliding is so quick and thorough that it’s not getting very far. It’s like taking 10 steps forward and nine...

My message today is that it’s time to kick those broken stocks to the curb and get on with your investing life.

The Hot Investor buys trends. He’s impatient. The Cold Investor, on the other hand, buys what’s out of favor and waits patiently.

If you ever forget that the market actively wants to take your money, the value of your portfolio will be glad to remind you.

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In today’s Dividend Edition, I’d like to share a recent article from Richard J. Moroney’s Dow Theory Forecasts. In it, Moroney explains why dividend-paying stocks are now probably a better investment, even for conservative investors, than bond funds. “For many investors, holding bonds makes sense. But with high-quality bonds yielding so...

High-quality stocks with low PEG ratios have outperformed the stock market indexes in both advancing and declining markets.