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Expecting 2012 to be a good year for the market
Author: Roy Weisert, Weisert Investment Services Covestor model: Top Ranked ProShares ETFs I must say that 2011 was a very interesting and unique year. Although the first six months mostly followed a typical trending pattern, the last six months were challenging and frustrating. It was like being on a seesaw, going up and down but ... read more
Manager Commentary Roy Weisert on 16 Jan 2012
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3 things we look for in an investment idea
We hope for the best in 2012, but as always will prepare for the worst.
Manager Commentary David Wang on 15 Jan 2012
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Expect confidence to grow this year - and with it, prices
This will also be the year to deploy substantial portions of risk portfolios to developing markets.
Manager Commentary CJ Brott on 15 Jan 2012
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My best and worst stocks in 2011
A cheap stock can always get cheaper and it pays to cut your losses early.
Manager Commentary Charles Sizemore on 15 Jan 2012
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Now looking for earlier stage trend changes
I’m hopeful that longer-term trends should soon establish themselves, as markets always eventually do enter long-term trending stages.
Manager Commentary Jesse Barkasy on 15 Jan 2012
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Patience, discipline and a long-term outlook will be rewarded
It will likely take awhile for the global economy to regain its momentum.
Manager Commentary John Frankola on 12 Jan 2012
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Healthcare investing in an election year
2011 was a challenging year for investors, and for the Healthcare model it was particularly difficult.
Manager Commentary Robert Freedland on 12 Jan 2012
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Playing direct volatility
We'll use a more conventional long/short equity approach in our other portfolio.
Manager Commentary Amin Khakiani on 12 Jan 2012
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Evolving my strategy for capturing volatility gains
I now hedge VXX with a VXZ position or solely shorting VXZ, depending on the VIX term structure.
Manager Commentary Robert Zingale on 12 Jan 2012
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Outperforming my benchmark, with lower risk
Investing is a zero sum game and a poker lesson applies to short-term trading: if you don't know who the sucker is at the table, it is probably you.
Manager Commentary Michael Arold on 12 Jan 2012
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