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I joined John McCaslin on America’s Morning News at 6:32 a.m. eastern today to discuss the strategies in the 2010 edition of my stock book, and the current market. John was interested in my value averaging strategy that’s worked well over the past year, as a way for lay people with limited time for stock […]

I’m traveling from Colorado back to Japan the rest of this week, first with a drive through America’s breathtaking scenery on wide non-toll highways, then on the flight that knows me so well. Two meals, some reading, and a nap. That’s the formula from L.A. to Tokyo. While I’m away, how about catching up on […]

I’m very pleased to announce the debut of the 2010 edition of my bestselling book, The Neatest Little Guide to Stock Market Investing. This is the book’s fourth edition, with more than 200,000 copies sold, making it one of the most popular stock books ever written. Once a book becomes so well established, updating it […]

It’s the best day of the year, and I hope you’re having a good time. Here in the Colorado Rockies, a fresh blanket of snow lies outside and the stars twinkle through crystalline winter air each night. A friend recently asked me why I return to Colorado for Christmas each year. “Because I can’t imagine […]

The following excerpts are from Gloom, Boom & Doom Report editor Marc Faber’s interview with India’s Economic Times: The cause of the financial crisis was excessive credit growth and essentially the private sector has reacted rationally. After 2008, the private sector has reduced its leverage, in other words, the consumer credit is declining and business […]