Objective research and reviews to aid investing decisions
Posted in Cartoons, Individual Investing
June 14, 2006
Investors and traders face three hurdles on the track to success: (1) developing a workable strategy/methodology as a foundation for decision-making; (2) persistently performing the research needed to reconfirm/improve/adapt the strategy; and, (3) overcoming emotional temptations to ditch strategy and research by succumbing to fear or greed.
The Timing Value of John Hussman’s Market Climate Assessments
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Blogger Sentiment Analysis
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Outperformance Streaks and Mutual Fund Manager Skill
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Stock Returns Around Labor Day
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Exploiting Momentum While Avoiding Long-term Reversal
August 30, 2010
Hedging Crashes: Volatility Futures vs. Index Puts
August 27, 2010
CFA or MBA or School of Hard Knocks?
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How About The Gleason Report?
August 25, 2010
Industrial Metals as Asymmetric Equity Return Predictors
August 25, 2010
Optimal Months for Semiannual Rebalancing?
August 24, 2010
Robert McHugh: Caution Is Warranted?
August 29, 2010
John Mauldin’s Thoughts
August 28, 2010
Don Luskin: Can He Make You Rich and Smart?
August 27, 2010
Steve Sjuggerud’s Sentiment
August 27, 2010
Comstock’s Commentary
August 26, 2010
Clif Droke’s Contrarian Triangulation
August 26, 2010
Ken Fisher Chronicles
August 26, 2010
Gary D. Halbert Forecasts and Trends
August 24, 2010
Steve Saville: From the Top Down
August 24, 2010
Bill Cara: Populist Market Pundit
August 22, 2010
