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FallStreet.com was launched in January of 2000 with the mandate of providing an alternative opinion on the U.S. equity markets. Awarded the status of the web’s foremost resource during the 2000-2002 equity bear market, FallStreet.com continues to provide a clearinghouse for bearish investment information today. If history has taught us one thing it is that unprecedented asset bubbles do not go gently into the good night: we continue to believe that the U.S. stock market bubble of the late 1990s didn’t fully deflate but instead morphed into an unprecedented housing/credit bubble.
Along with our comprehensive ‘bearish’ focus on the markets, FallStreet also provides value-oriented information, independent research, and an investment newsletter containing specific company selections.
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Thanks to the internet, investor’s today have access to more information than every before. However, quantity is not quality. The FallStreet Feed aggregates, filters, and publishes intelligent and thought provoking investment information around the clock. The Feed has been distributed daily since January 2000 and is read by professional analysts, hedge fund managers, private investors, and academics across the globe.
Click Here to see some of the resources the FallStreet Feed frequents.
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Unlike the vast majority of money managers and newsletter editors that attempt to profit from exposure to the next ‘hot’ market trend, we are of the mind that the best equity opportunities only arrive when individual stocks are ‘cold’. In other words, and to borrow a Buffett maxim: we are fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful.
Following a value orientated approach to investing does not necessarily imply lackluster results. Since the Wish List went live in December 2000 it has returned 156% including dividends versus a 4.9% total return in the S&P 500 (from December 26, 2000 to December 30, 2005).
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