Author: Alexander Green

An expert on momentum investing, value investing and investing based on insider activity, Alex worked as an investment advisor, research analyst and portfolio manager on Wall Street for 16 years. He now runs the wildly successful Oxford Communiqué, ranked as one of the top investment newsletters by Hulbert Digest for more than a decade. He is also the author of four national best-sellers: The Gone Fishin’ Portfolio, The Secret of Shelter Island, Beyond Wealth and An Embarrassment of Riches. He shares his wisdom in his free daily e-letter, Liberty Through Wealth.

The Perfect Contrarian Indicator Pays Off… Yet Again

This economist’s flawed predictions serve as one of our favorite contrarian indicators. And they’re paying off yet again amid the coronavirus crisis.

Why Some Investors Succeed… But Most Don’t

Why do so many investors fail? What are successful investors doing differently? Well, for starters, they find a proven investment strategy and stick to it.

What “the Market” Understands That Health Experts Don’t

First quarter GDP took a hit, but the market is already looking ahead to the third and fourth quarters. Here’s what investors understand that the experts don’t.

How Markets Will Save Us From COVID-19

Many people don’t understand how the stock market works. But the free market system is what’s going to save us from the coronavirus.

The Market Tells Investors, “Be More Optimistic”

The market is a leading indicator that reflects the knowledge of millions of investors. Right now, it’s telling investors that things are looking up.

These Super-Safe Stocks Offer the Highest Returns

Many investors are feeling a bit gun-shy as the coronavirus volatility continues, but one super-safe investment strategy can offer mega returns.

How to Profit From Phase 3 of the Coronavirus Crash

The market has experienced all kinds of ups and downs over the last two months – but there is one proven investment strategy that works in every phase.

The Coronavirus Outlook: Better Than Anticipated

Experts have used many different data models to predict the impact of COVID-19 on global health and wealth… So how did they get it wrong?