Praetorian Capital: Playing Inflation Part 2
There’s been a big slowdown in inflation data over the past year. While that’s good news, investors may want to price in the possibility
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Robeco: Be Patient, EM Fundamentals Will Pay Off
U.S.-based investors tend to be biased to their home country. The U.S. is a developed country, with strong rules for its capital markets.
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Joseph Carlson: 3 Stocks I’m Buying Today
For long-term investors, there are three simple steps that can lead to effective results. First, investors should buy good companies. That means investing in shares
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Clyde Prestowitz: Cheap May Be Expensive
Value investors are on the lookout for inexpensive companies that have been misvalued by the market. But what if that core tenant of value investing may
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Bryan Kuderna: What Is Inflation Still Sticking To?
While inflation has been on the forefront of consumers and investors for the past two years, it’s heading down. The numbers through May slowed to
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TFTC: Killer Whale Liquidity Crisis
While markets have had a strong trend higher so far this year, there’s a limit to how high stocks can go. One measure is in
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A Wealth of Common Sense: How Cheap (or Expensive) Is the Stock Market Right Now?
There are plenty of ways to value the stock market as a whole. Investors who look at multiple valuation models can best answer the question as
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Phoenix Capital Research: There’s Something “Unusual” About This Market Rally… I Think I Know What It Is
Stocks are bullish, despite some negative day-to-day headlines. The S&P 500’s 200-day moving average is moving higher. That’s a
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Trader’s Insight: Bed, Bath and the Great Beyond
The world of retail lost a big name this week, as Bed, Bath and Beyond announced its bankruptcy. The company had been struggling for some time.
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Contrarian Edge: What to Expect After the Silicon Valley Bank Collapse
The past 15 years have been dominated by the 2008 housing meltdown and its aftermath. For years afterward, interest rates were kept at zero percent. While
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Contrarian Edge: The Stock Market, The Economy, Possible Outcomes, How to Invest
Investors tend to think of the stock market as rising or falling. However, returns over the past 100 years indicate that markets tend to have long-
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The Big Picture: Maria Vassalou on the Small-Cap Effect
Smaller companies tend to grow faster than larger ones over time. The reasoning is that it’s easier for a company doing $1 million in business
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