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Bubbles May Be Forming in Some Places, but Probably Not in Value Stocks The hot markets for housing and trading cards may not last, but it appears value stocks finally are enjoying their day in the sun. Apr 05, 2021 | 10:00 AM EDT We are starting to hear the term "bubble" thrown around again, and not just in the equity markets. Real estate has been on fire, and I'm not sure we've ever seen the current perfect storm of exceedingly low mortgage rates, already low inventories in some areas of the country and increasing demand. Add to that a flight from some cities to the suburbs or vacat...
2021 Double Net Value Portfolio - Solid Performance With One Quarter Down Perhaps for the first time since I've been doing this annual experiment, all names are in positive territory. Mar 15, 2021 | 10:30 AM EDT With one wild quarter in the books since inception, my 2021 Double Net Value Portfolio is up just over 36%, following an 11% uptick since the February update. The portfolio is outperforming the Russell 2000 Index (up 22.7%) and is about in-line with the Russell Microcap Index (up 36.4%). It is currently beating the Russell 2000 Value Index (up 30.7%) but has fallen behind the ...
Fossil's Stock Takes a Drubbing, and Here's Why The shares have been on quite a tear recently, up 400% since early August, and have been extremely volatile. Stocks quotes in this article: FOSL Specialty retailer Fossil Group's (FOSL) "much anticipated" - by me, anyway - fourth quarter earnings release following Wednesday's market close, was met with a 16% drubbing yesterday. Fourth quarter revenue fell 26% to $528 million, and the company lost $3.9 million, or 8 cents per share versus a $6.9 million, or 14 cent loss for the same period last year. Under the ...