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.
Stock picks
A unique dataset has concluded that there are plenty of high-quality, dividend-paying U.S. blue-chip stocks that are not overvalued.
Three stocks Warren Buffett and insiders love.
10 U.S. stocks that could benefit from the World Cup.
For long-term investors, Russian stocks may be a cheap buy right now.
ETFs
Canada has its first online service that allows you to build an ETF portfolio maintained by a computer.
Trends
Investor sentiment has spiked to the highest level of 2014. But here's why you should take market sentiment surveys with a grain of salt.
Coffee prices are coming down dramatically.
Insight
How to estimate stock and bond returns.
Putting 100 per cent of your portfolio in stocks, instead of a 60/40 mix with bonds, really doesn't produce much extra in long-term returns.
The problem with market timing.
Why investors are flocking to emerging market dollar-denominated debt.
How to spot a value trap.
Why is calling a market top so hard? And check out: Why bull market tops are more difficult to call than bear market bottoms.
The VIX is not a great way to measure complacency.
On the limitations of using valuation metrics.
How stocks are both cheap and expensive.
Gurus
Never invest with a hedge fund manager going through a divorce.
Carl Icahn's influence in the corporate world is greater than you think.