Alex Dumortier, CFA

Fund managers' expectations regarding expected returns on stocks, bonds, and other asset classes versus their own performance simply don't add up.

The Wharton finance professor sees 10% to 15% gains for stocks in the second half, but is there any reason to listen to him?

It's a relief: Brexit was a systemic event for the European Union, but not for financial markets.

Two U.K. commercial property funds have barred their investors from making withdrawals, illustrating some of the perverse consequences of ultra-loose monetary policy.

Twenty years ago, a small circle of investors and academics gathered in New York to listen to Berkshire Hathaway's Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger. Here are 11 of the best Warren Buffett quotes (plus two from Charlie!) from the transcript.

As Mondelez International goes after Hershey Co, there are all sorts of reasons this deal would make sense for Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc.

As Brexit fears subside, raised dividends and new share repurchase programs highlight the attractiveness of Bank of America Corp, Citigroup Inc., and JPMorgan Chase & Co.

During trying times, it's worth listening to our most successful elders. Li Ka-shing, Hong Kong's wealthiest man, has a thoughts on the topics of the day.

Workers' rising share of income means companies in the S&P 500 will be hard-pressed to deliver the growth required to justify today's valuations.

Warren Buffett, Howard Marks and George Soros have over a century's worth of market experience among them; here's what they've been saying about Brexit.

While the market initially underestimated the risk of Brexit, it now appears to be overreacting to the event -- particularly when it comes to the shares of these top banks.

Fundamental investors ought to get to know the story of Henry Schein, Inc. and its South-African-born CEO, Stanley Bergman.

Professional investors appear to be significantly underestimating the odds of a "Leave" victory in this Thursday's referendum on the U.K. membership in the European Union -- which could have massive consequences.

Technology companies are some of the worst offenders when it comes to overpaying their chief executive officers. Here are 10 technology CEOs who aren't earning their keep.

Contrary to their long-term historical record, value stocks have not outperformed growth stocks over the past decade, providing investors with a good opportunity to bet on a reversal.

The index declined to add China's A shares to its widely-followed MSCI Emerging Markets Index. In light of China's propensity to stock market bubbles, that looks like a prudent decision.

Historically low interest rates reflect (in part) a near-term risk hanging over financial markets. That's a problem for traders, but long-term investors can safely ignore it.

Microsoft has a spotty record with its large acquisitions, and given the $26 billion it's offering for social network LinkedIn Corp, this latest deal looks unlikely to improve that record.

With European investment banks struggling to adapt their business models to the post-crisis era, UBS is a glaring exception.

Carl Icahn doesn't mince words. In a freewheeling interview on CNBC, the billionaire investor explained why fear of the deficit is "ridiculous" and why he sold Apple despite continuing to believe it's a great company.