Dan Newman

Why is there such a disconnect between company performance and stock performance?

Even a competent manager has little chance with a failing concept.

A more than trillion-dollar plan will dramatically increase Japan's money base. What does this mean?

What do moves by the Chinese government say about investing in the country?

While many deride the practice of reading the tea leaves of the market, it has its merits.

It's much more based on lack of demand, rather than lack of skills.

Your cognitive bias prefers easy-to-digest stocks that may not be the best choice for your money.

An overview of selected facts and figures on Cyprus' bailout and what they mean.

The run-up in price has sparked interest in the nascent digital currency. What is it?

As losses are tallied, what are some of the costs that the hurricane racked up?

Take a peek at commodity trading through the latest shock in milk supply.

The recent horsemeat scandal at Nestle is just one example of the pain investors have suffered through quality control. Try this recipe for your investing safety.

Instead of complaining about which generation has it the worst, let's do our best.

The World Economic Forum compiled a list of the most likely and significant risks. How could they affect you?

Even with its enormous market opportunities, China still has to mature before it makes a reasonable investing case.

Diversifying is about more than just sectors and allocations, especially in the new highly correlated world.

The latest letter from Jeremy Grantham highlights a few bits of light in an overpriced market.

If only entertainment like these conversations didn't come with such a high price to investors.