Validea’s new “Strategy of the Week” feature highlights one of our guru models, offering a deep dive into its fundamental criteria, why they matter, and the top stocks currently favored…
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The Motley Fool Small Cap Growth Investor Stock Screen
Introducing “Validea’s Stock Screen of the Week,” a series on the Validea YouTube Channel. Join us as we explore the strategies of renowned investors such as Warren Buffett, Peter Lynch,…
Motley Fool Founder David Gardner on Finding Rule Breaking Growth Stocks
This week we are joined by David Gardner, founder of the Motley Fool. We discuss his unique Rule Breaker approach to finding long-term growth investments and the criteria that the…
Amplifying Momentum’s Alpha Potential
By Justin Carbonneau (@jjcarbonneau) — Momentum investing can sometimes be looked at as a more speculative type of investing since it involves buying stocks that have gone up the most,…
Quantifying The Motley Fool’s Small Cap Growth Investment Strategy (Ep. 79)
The Motley Fool is not known for their quantitative models. They are known for a discretionary growth style of investing that attempts to identify game changing companies and then holds…
Morgan Housel on the Psychology of Money
In an episode of The Motley Fool radio show, host Chris Hill talked to The Collaborative Fund’s Morgan Housel about the psychology of investing and how humans behave when it…
Consuelo Mack Interviews Motley Fool Co-Founders the Gardner Brothers
In July, Consuelo Mack of Wealthtrack interviewed David and Tom Gardner, co-founders of The Motley Fool, to mark their firm’s 25th anniversary. Here are some highlights: The Gardner brothers contend,…
Fool's Gardner on Active Versus Passive Investing
In a recent interview with WealthTrack’s Consuelo Mack, Motley Fool’s Tom Gardner shares insights regarding active versus passive investing and where he sees market opportunities. Tom Gardner, who’s mission through…
Motley Fool's Gardner: "Buy High and Try Not to Sell at All"
While passive index funds are all the rage, top-performing investor David Gardner says he still thinks investors will do better picking individual stocks than they would buying index funds –…