Investing

Some market participants may be looking to heed the advice of the old market proverb "Sell in May and Go Away". The question this article seeks to answer is whether this calendar effect is spurious, or whether this is something readers should heed.

There has been very little interest in investing in foreign stocks over the past decade but that was a mistake. Had you invested in the cheapest 25% of countries based on the CAPE ratio from 1993 to 2018 you would have tripled your money compared to investing in the S&P 500.

The historical performance of the weeks ahead offers a glimmer of hope for continued equity strength in 2019. While past performance is by no means indicative of future results, a statistical observation of the weeks ahead favors the bull.

This is a critical point for investors and, while it's difficult to know what's in store for any coming decade, it's not impossible to know. This article explores the accuracy and reliability of 10-year forecasts and offers one of its own.

This article focuses on indicators that are of medium to long-term relevance to prospective stock market returns telling us something about the likely duration and severity of the bust that will follow on the heels of the current market mania.

It might be time to give your portfolio a white-hot glow. I’m talking about the incredible potential that uranium miners offer. In this article I’ll show you why and name the two U.S. miners on the launch pad.

Would gold really rocket or are there other solutions available should we encounter such a disaster, negating the need for gold?

As investors adjust to a lower growth paradigm, investors may want to consider exposures that either offer limited downside protection such as minimum volatility strategies or that move less in sync with equity and bonds such as in commodities. This article identifies 4 ways investors can add targeted defensives exposures to their portfolios.

Today we have discovered 4 Canadian small caps with market caps under $2B and revenues above $500M trading with a price-to-book ratio under 1.0x. Typically, a ratio under 1.0x implies that a stock is undervalued as the stock is trading on the market for less than its intrinsic value. For reference, the average price-to-book of our sample of 163 TSX-listed stocks is 2.0x.

Investors owning a substantial amount of physical silver not only pay storage costs, they are missing out on interest. This report shows you how it’s possible to “rent” silver for pennies-on-the-dollar, freeing up capital to earn virtually risk-free interest elsewhere.