By confusing value investing with buying growth stocks on the dip, Impatient Investors may be giving up too soon on the market's real bargains.
To enjoy value investing’s advantages over growth requires significant discipline. But even we were surprised by the results over the long run.
Consumers haven’t been this pessimistic in more than 40 years, but history says this might actually be a tailwind for small value stocks.
What history says about how stocks will react to rising consumer prices — and what that means for value investors.
Historically, stocks exhibiting "quality" factors such as low leverage are likely to outperform in a rising-rate environment.
As the Federal Reserve is ending the era of “easy money,” rational thinking may be making a comeback.
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