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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 Before the Bell report.
Trends
Beware of hot high-dividend ETFs. They no longer look like value stocks.
Another sign the bull market in stocks may be nearing an end: Companies have dramatically reduced share repurchases.
Hedge funds have piled into gold and silver at an incredibly rapid rate. Unfortunately, one of academia's leading experts on gold prices puts bullion's fair value today at a little higher than $800.
What some long-term, not often examined leading investment indicators are signalling about the market right now.
Retail investor behavior is not even close to bubbly.
The latest M&A boom is going to end badly.
Insight
What to do when valuations are high.
Tips on what to do if you think the correction has started.
Successful technical analysis is easier believed than achieved.
Emerging markets are best for long-term investors.
Buying high is so prevalent that it looks almost systematic when plotted on a chart.
Reasons to be cautious about target-date funds.
Bond bears: Admit that you were wrong.
Market views
Nobel prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz says he is "very uncomfortable" with current stock market levels, arguing they do not equal a strong economic recovery in the United States.
An argument for why the metals and mining sector has already hit bottom.
Darcy Keith