Over Time, High Dividend Stocks Outperform Low Dividend Stocks
Investors new to stock analysis might intuitively think that high dividend stocks are “better” than low dividend stocks. After all, if you […]
Tag: factor investing
Performance of US Profitable Value vs Growth (With Low Profits), 1963-2020
Not a month has passed in the past three years when I haven’t had at least some conversational debate on the value […]
Long-term, valuation is all that matters
I recently found some charts on this tweet thread worth checking against some of my earlier posts on investing with a value […]
Value like it’s 1999
40 years ago, in 1979, BusinessWeek published its now infamous cover “The Death of Equities“, after one of the worst decades for […]
How to beat the Market: 3 Factors of Recent Outperformers
Perhaps second to the absolute question of how to make money in the markets, I am next most often asked if and […]
2019 Country Valuation Dashboard
2019 is a good year to start off with a country valuation dashboard, given how most of 2018 was a story of […]
Top Performing Mutual Funds – 10 years ending 2018
One of the worst mistakes beginning investors often make is to try and choose top performing mutual funds based solely on past […]
How to Beat the Market, Factor 3b: Avoid the Biggest Companies, Remember Dow vs S&P
“Buy a low cost, passive index fund, and hold it for the long term” is probably one of the most mainstream pieces […]
How to Beat the Market, Factor 3: Buy Small Cap Value, Not the Big “Glamour” Stocks
For the third factor in this series, I wanted to highlight two of the most “classical” factors for classifying and selecting stocks: […]
How to Beat the Market, Factor 2: Buyback Yield and Total Shareholder Return
Buyback yield is one of the top factors I look for in stocks of companies I buy. Buyback yield can be thought […]