Expert panel: Defining risk depends on investing horizon
What’s the right definition of risk in financial markets? Finding the answer to this question has become even more important because the number of retail…
What’s the right definition of risk in financial markets? Finding the answer to this question has become even more important because the number of retail…
What’s the value of Bitcoin? Or better, what makes it valuable? Is it because many people think it’s valuable? Is it valuable because it’s cool…
It’s a chaotic time for institutional investors. Between rising inflation and interest rates, war in Europe and an ongoing global pandemic, stock market volatility is…
With gas and oil prices reaching new heights last week, panicking both politicians and consumers, we must ask ourselves if this behaviour is typical of…
Between mixed signals about inflation, signs of structural weakness in China’s over-leveraged real estate sector and September’s low returns on global equities, institutional investors have…
Mike Tyson’s one liner “Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth” comes to mind when I think of the predicament central…
Stock picking with the right process and the right temperament works. And, contrary to popular claims, value investing is not dead. Those who claim it…
Two questions seem to occupy pundits and popular media these days. One is why interest rates are negative and what this means. The other is…
A lot of ink has poured into the discussion of an inverted yield curve, and what it means, yet I am still unsure if people…
Is Canada's underwhelming market performance Trudeau's fault?
Why value investing works for university foundations.
How a generation has shaped the new economy.
As Keynes used to say the markets can stay irrational longer than one can remain solvent.
Look to Reagan's tax legacy for clues.
Blogger checks some new indicators to see if the U.S. market is headed for a big fall.
7 signs trouble is brewing.
Greece's catch-22: a toxic deal or a disorderly exit.
They can if you're a low volatility investor.
A realistic expectation about future stock returns.
A value investor's approach to car companies.
To find out, we put Shiller's CAPE to the test.
It's not easy to separate the winners from the losers.
It all depends on the margin of safety.
Which metric has better predictive power when it comes to stock returns.