Matthew Richey

How should you value stocks?

Here they are.

Our investment philosophy.

Matthew Richey returns to the Fool with his unique strategy focused on three ways to propel your stocks’ upside and three ways to protect your downside.

Rich people had a leg up on the rest of us. But not anymore.

It's great to be back at The Motley Fool. It's been seven years since I left the Fool to join my friend Zeke Ashton as co-manager at Centaur Capital Partners. There, Zeke and I managed a long/short hedge fund, earning 15.4% net annual returns during my tenure through 2009.

Matt Richey weighs in on Lone Star Steakhouse's roundtrip from $22 to $33 back to $22.

There's nothing dull about conservative management and hefty dividends.

It's more than money in your pocket. Dividends create powerful and advantageous incentives.

Think we're in a new bull market? Matt Richey says, "Think again."

Matt Richey shows the danger of overly focusing on trailing-12-month valuations.

Matt Richey explains why the P/E ratio can obscure a stock's true value.

"Mini-bubbles" may be popping up, but Matt Richey says there's still value to be found.

Matt Richey takes a look back at the investment lessons that have most influenced him.

Watch out -- Dell is pushing into consumer electronics.

Overall stock buying on margin is at its highest level in two years.

A weaker dollar could lead to export-led job growth -- or greater inflation and higher interest rates.

Over the past two days, multiple reports have emerged that show a weak U.S. consumer.

The real threat to American jobs isn't the trade deficit with China, but anti-free trade policies.

Stocks aren't the only game in town; sometimes what glitters is gold.