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- 5/2/2008My models show that you're certain to see gains with Eni, ExxonMobil and Chevron in your portfolio.
- 4/21/2008
- 4/10/2008Although obtaining returns close to what the 'Oracle of Omaha' has seen since 1965 is unlikely, it's still wise to heed his advice.
- 3/27/2008Investing is less about brainpower than intestinal fortitude. Avoiding these mistakes will help you stay the course in lean times -- which is how you win big in the long term.
- 3/21/2008You can't make money in the market based on what your stocks did yesterday. I'm rolling over half my portfolio based on what they'll likely do next.
- 3/5/2008A rare shakeup added Bank of America and Chevron to the big index. Here's why some of the market gurus I base my computer models on might approve.
- 2/25/2008I'm re-balancing my portfolio by selling more than half my holdings and replacing them with stocks that now score higher using my models.
- 2/18/2008Brown & Brown, PepsiCo, Thor Industries and Johnson & Johnson are among companies performing in ways the Oracle of Omaha could appreciate.
- 2/8/2008At least not as much as you may think it does. Interest rates are only one factor in stock picking, and the companies themselves are much more important.
- 1/28/2008You can't time the market's gyrations, so I'll stick to my system and put my money to work right away. I'm buying 20 stocks based on computer 'clones' of some of the best investors ever.
- 1/24/2008I can't pick stocks in this market. So I'll use models to tap the wisdom of people like Warren Buffett and Benjamin Graham who've made money in many markets.
