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Mebane Faber

Mebane Faber is a portfolio manager at Cambria Investment Management in Los Angeles, CA. Cambria focuses on quantitative based initiatives that include domestic equities and global tactical asset allocation portfolios. Mebane is a Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA), and a Chartered Market Technician (CMT).

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Mebane Faber's Latest Articles

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How Impossible Is Market Timing?
on Nov 21, 2008
'Market Timing Is Impossible'
on Nov 21, 2008
Why Don't Private Equity Investors Hedge Against Bear Markets?
on Nov 13, 2008 about PSP
Commodity Trading Advisors and Capturing Alpha
on Oct 30, 2008 about LSC
Two Ways to Gain Exposure to Option Selling Funds
on Oct 29, 2008
When It Hits the Fan.. All Correlations Go to 1
on Oct 28, 2008 about AGG, DBV, DBC
What Happens After Two Bad Months in a Row?
on Oct 22, 2008
100% Cash and Out of Sample Returns
on Oct 09, 2008
@VIC: Top Hedge Fund Picks
on Oct 07, 2008 about ATPG, BRK.A, BRK.B
2 Conclusions on Asset Allocation with Housing
on Oct 02, 2008 about DMM, UMM
GTAA Model Feedback
on Sep 30, 2008
Performance for Harvard, Yale Endowments in 2008
on Sep 20, 2008 about BND, DBC, SPY
Yawning from the Market Sidelines, ETFs in Hand
on Sep 18, 2008 about BND, GSG, DBC
Dogs of the Dow in the Dumpster
on Sep 17, 2008 about AA, C, BA
After a Down Month, Wait a Month to Buy an Asset Class
on Sep 12, 2008
Is Now the Time to Buy Gold Miners?
on Sep 10, 2008 about IAU, GLD, DGL
Largest Company by Market Cap Strategy Performance
on Aug 27, 2008 about XOM
15 Value Hedge Funds - Portfolio Update
on Aug 21, 2008 about AMD, ABT, AAPL
Do Bear Markets Have Bigger Days?
on Aug 07, 2008
Harvard Endowment 2008 Performance
on Aug 07, 2008 about BND, DBC, SPY
A Simple Momentum System for Beating the Market
on Aug 07, 2008 about AGG, BND, DBC
Best Hedge Funds Show Qualcomm the Love
on Jul 27, 2008 about QCOM
Sitting Out Asset Classes: Boring Is Not Always Bad
on Jul 18, 2008 about AGG, EEM, DBC
Replicating Portfolios with ETFs
on Jul 08, 2008 about BLV, AGG, BND
Buying Closed-End Funds at a Discount
on Jul 07, 2008 about DSF, FOF, GCE
GFD Guide to Total Returns: Market History - and Future?
on Jul 04, 2008
Tracking Mean Reversion After Bad Months
on Jul 02, 2008 about EFA, EEM, DJP
The Mauling of the Dow
on Jun 29, 2008 about DIA
When Bears Maul the Dow
on Jun 27, 2008 about DIA
Performance of Commodities in Inflation
on Jun 27, 2008 about DBA, DBB, DBC
Do New Commodity ETFs Signal a Top?
on Jun 26, 2008 about BAL, GRN, JJP
Quant Approach to TAA: Equity-Like Returns with Bond-Like Volatility
on Jun 24, 2008 about BND, DBC, VEU

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Stocks discussed in the lightning round session of Jim Cramers Mad Money TV program,
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Bullish Calls:

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