Is Value Investing Dead?
Probably not, says contributor John Waggoner. But perhaps more importantly, the concept is being redefined by active money managers.
John Waggoner
John Waggoner has been writing about markets and investing for more than 30 years, most recently as investment columnist for USA Today and InvestmentNews. He's currently a contributing writer for Morningstar and Kiplinger's. His blog is johnmwaggoner.wordpress.com.
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Contributor John Waggoner explores where we are in the economic cycle and what sectors may be poised to profit.
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Tumbling oil prices, a tightening labor market, and an impending interest-rate hike stand out as the year's biggest developments, writes longtime market observer John Waggoner.
Should You Invest in MLPs?
Master limited partnerships may hold appeal for income seekers, but mind their complexity and risks, says contributor John Waggoner.
Can You Profit From the M&A Spree?
It's a record year for M&A deals in corporate America. Contributor John Waggoner explains what that means for investors.
How to Cope With Market Volatility
Market volatility may hang around awhile, writes contributor John Waggoner.
Should You Dip a Toe Into Oil?
There may be some investment opportunity in oil's slide, writes contributor John Waggoner.
Is Your Fund Buying Private Companies?
Fund companies such as Fidelity and T. Rowe Price are increasingly investing in 'unicorns.' Contributor John Waggoner explains what that means for fund investors.
Should You Worry About Bond-Market Liquidity?
Liquidity is a hot topic in today's bond market. John Waggoner explains why and whether it matters for investors.
5 Ways to Prepare for Rising Interest Rates
Paying off credit card debt, considering bank stocks, and starting a CD ladder are just a few things investors can do, says John Waggoner.
Is There Opportunity in Personalized Medicine?
Although we're in the early innings of the personal-medication revolution, the stock prices of most biotech companies are sky-high.
5 Early Warning Signs of Inflation
Utility stock prices, commodity prices, and wages are among the early indicators, says John Waggoner.