Investing Research Articles

…the Fed Model has worked pretty well starting about 1960, with interest rates since playing a key role in stock valuation.

…individual investors may be able to outperform through determined reinvestment of dividends and exploitation of capital gains mean diversion and reversion.

…the gap between the S&P 500 earnings yield and Treasury instrument yields has some market timing value, with short spreads outperforming long spreads.

…stock market returns fluctuate away from, and revert to, a running mean on a roughly annual basis.

…investors should avoid stocks with high short interest ratios.

…individual investors systematically show attention-driven herd-like behaviors.

…a high level of trading activity usually underperforms.

…just because there is a crowd of traders does not mean there is wisdom.

…Burton Malkiel continues to believe that the stock market is inexploitably efficient.

…day trading is risky business. Practice and speed appear to be critical success factors.