Value Investing

Value investing is the tried and true method of building long-term wealth by investing in under-appreciated companies. While the stock market has seen many innovations since the birth of value investing in the late 1920’s, the basic principle remains the same—good companies bought at a good price, make for great value investments.

Check out the value investing archive below for in-depth commentary on investing in companies with strong fundamentals. You will uncover our top market insights, latest trend analysis, and forward-thinking stock picks among some the most stable blue-chip companies.

To learn how you can increase the effectiveness of your value investments, check out our free stock diversification and asset allocation report, which uncovers the strategies stock market professionals use to build lasting, long-term wealth for their portfolios.

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As Gannett’s latest earnings revealed, the company is still struggling with the transition to online media. This has analysts asking if the bleeding only going to get worse.

While revenue at JP Morgan Chase fell 17% in the fourth quarter, other indicators are giving analysts reasons to be optimistic on America’s biggest bank. 

Lennar’s sales rose 11% in the fourth quarter of 2011, leading some analysts to ask if a housing rebound is under way.

Activist investor Bill Ackman’s latest call for change aims to revive the share price of stagnant Canadian Pacific Railway. Will the company heed to his demands and what will this mean for shareholders?

Oracle announced a big lump of coal for its shareholders on Wednesday, and while managment was quick to state that these poor earnings are temporary investors saw reasons to worry.

Research in Motion (TSX: RIM, NSDQ: RIMM) is making headlines for a lot of wrong reasons, but the BlackBerry maker is still Canada’s most important technology company.

Take advantage of excess negativity and fear of a double-dip recession to buy high-quality stocks at fire-sale prices.

Health care is the worst-performing group in the S&P 500. But the selling is overdone, and the market has already priced in reform measures.

Going forward, energy insurers should enjoy higher premiums as operators seek to bulk up coverage, and models price in substantial risks.

Based in Portland, Ore., this asset management firm operates at a physical and philosophical remove from Wall Street and the biggest fund families.

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