Hough: Shares not only leap after good earnings news, they drift higher for months.
Hough: These chains are spending richly on stock repurchases. That could help or hurt investors.
Hough: A pot of stocks and bonds worth $15 a share can sometimes be had for $13. What that means for investors.
Hough: Why investors should learn to love the "EV/Ebitda" ratio.
Hough: These firms sit on excess cash and may feel pressured to pay, given investor appetite for yield.
Hough: Eastman Kodak is only the latest example of why Wall Street's pans, while rare, are worth heeding.
Hough: Wall Street has recently turned keener on these battered shares.
Hough: Firms that supply boomers with steady dividends will be in high demand.
Hough: Not all rising shares are pricey. These sell for less than the market based on earnings.
Hough: The dotcom's rumored valuation could get investors a lot more.