It Pays to Go Against the Crowd
Small investors have an abysmal track record when they try to time the market. That applies to both stocks and commodities.
Paul’s first profession was dentistry. As student loans were paid down he was seduced by the stock market. In 1987, Paul made a full-time career change. Over the years he worked for Merrill Lynch, A.G. Edwards, Wheat First Securities and Ferris Baker Watts, Inc. He garnered enough success to semi-retire while continuing to share his decades of knowledge and experience by writing about the market. Dr. Price has been a featured speaker at The Money Show in New York City and The International Traders’ Expo in Las Vegas. Paul’s articles are published every business day on RealMoneyPro, a subscription service of TheStreet.
Small investors have an abysmal track record when they try to time the market. That applies to both stocks and commodities.
Small investors have an abysmal track record when they try to time the market. That applies to both stocks and commodities.
Paul Price discusses oil prices and media coverage.
Paul Price discusses oil prices and media coverage.
No matter what you’ve been told, your financial plan covers exactly the same period that mine does. It is always, “The rest of your life.”
No matter what you’ve been told, your financial plan covers exactly the same period that mine does. It is always, “The rest of your life.”
Paul looks at the recent rout in oil and discusses some opportunities.
Paul looks at the recent rout in oil and discusses some opportunities.
Funds that hold overpriced shares will be prone to underperformance going forward.
Funds that hold overpriced shares will be prone to underperformance going forward.
Nobody knows what a company is truly worth better than the people running the show.
Nobody knows what a company is truly worth better than the people running the show.
Paul Price discusses if and when the Fed may raise rates.
Paul Price discusses if and when the Fed may raise rates.
Even the most steadfast bulls tend to freeze, like a deer in the headlights, when extreme volatility reigns.
Even the most steadfast bulls tend to freeze, like a deer in the headlights, when extreme volatility reigns.
"Taking the temperature" of a stock can tell you if it’s running a fever, relatively normal or hypothermic, and likely to either heat up or die.
"Taking the temperature" of a stock can tell you if it’s running a fever, relatively normal or hypothermic, and likely to either heat up or die.
Dr. Paul Price looks at Royce Micro-Cap Trust.
Dr. Paul Price looks at Royce Micro-Cap Trust.
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