Trade talks between the United States and China are ongoing, with another round of talk set to launch soon. The standoff remains with just over a year to go... Read More

James Grant is a financial journalist and historian and the founder and editor of Grant’s Interest Rate Observer, a twice-monthly journal of the investment markets. Among his books is the... Read More

Robert Shiller, professor of economics at Yale and 2013 Economics Nobel Prize Laureate, says there is a potential for another stock market crash similar to the 1930s. Read More

Estimates Are Hazardous to Your Wealth. Everyone knows that accounting is boring (not when I teach it, though), but, at least, people think it’s factual. No fake news. After all, accounting... Read More

Warren Buffett has long maintained that success in investing doesn’t require anything more than ‘ordinary intelligence,’ but that you do need the right temperament to fight urges that cause... Read More

2015 was the year of the write-off for energy companies. As oil prices collapsed, the value of reserves held by oil producers also declined and prospects that were viable... Read More

What Chinese equities are still being traded are finally on the mend in what must be the most openly manufactured stock market rally on record. The Shanghai Stock Exchange... Read More

Hedge funds are essentially flat year to date and long short funds are posting negative -2% returns, the most recent Goldman Sachs hedge fund monitor noted, while the S&P... Read More

Brandes on Value: The Independent Investor by Charles Brandes, edelweiss The go-to guide to value investing, with personal perspectives on how the author’s value mindset was forged and effectively applied... Read More

Jack Bogle, Vanguard founder, discusses the Fed policy and why short-term bonds is the best investment vehicle for savers. It's A Terrible Time For The Savers: Jack Bogle Read More