Inside the Market's weekend roundup of some of last week's best investing reads on the Internet, which are highlighted every morning in our premarket report.
Gurus
Warren Buffett's favourite dividend stocks.
A look at the pros who called the 2009 market bottom.
David Rosenberg's four "high conviction" ideas for investors wondering where to put their money now that the Dow is in record territory.
Bond king Jeffrey Gundlach has been buying Treasuries, reversing his previous bearish stance on U.S. government debt.
Hedge fund legend Stanley Druckenmiller sees a storm on the horizon.
Market trends
Cyclical stocks are still looking cheap relative to defensive ones.
The largest U.S.-based companies expanded their untaxed offshore stockpiles by $183-billion (U.S.) in the past year, increasing such holdings by 14.4 per cent.
Bets against the largest exchange traded funds investing in junk bonds have risen to their highest in five years, the latest sign investors are preparing for a sell-off in high-yield debt.
Gold miners appear extremely oversold as sentiment hits rock bottom.
NYSE margin debt is generating a sell signal that hasn't been seen in three years.
Affluent borrowers are signing up for the same type of mortgage that pushed many homeowners into foreclosure just a few years ago.
Investing ideas
How put options can limit your losses if the stock market suddenly corrects.
Are you still mostly in cash but thinking of buying equities as the bull rally continues? Here are five principles to know.
An argument on why investors should buy Italian stocks while they're cheap.
Better investing
Why GICs beat bond ETFs in taxable accounts.
The role of real return bonds in your portfolio.
Investors' most serious mistake: trying to time the market.
A look back at some of the Dow's biggest milestones, what happened next — and what lessons were learned.
Why most people are terrible investors.
Darcy Keith