Mark Hulbert: The ‘What, Me Worry?’ stock market
A contrarian analysis of stock market sentiment suggests there is very little left of the “wall of worry” that bull markets like to climb, and very much the “slope of hope” that bear markets like to descend.
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Mark Hulbert: Apple’s drop shows price of popularity
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Mark Hulbert: Is Facebook growing fast enough?
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Mark Hulbert: The 5 biggest investor mistakes of 2013
The biggest mistake investors will make in 2013 will be to reduce their equity positions in favor of either cash...
Mark Hulbert: How to pick dividend-paying stocks
So you’ve finally decided to heed the oft-repeated advice to invest in dividend-paying stocks — now what? As Mark Hulbert...
Mark Hulbert: Insiders now aggressively bearish
Corporate insiders are aggressively selling their shares, and Mark Hulbert writes, this should be worrisome to stock investors.
Mark Hulbert: Beware the Great Rotation
A careful review of historical fund patterns doesn’t provide much support for the so-called Great Rotation argument, writes Mark Hulbert.