…manufacturer best known for its famous ketchup. Buffett and 3G paid about $28 billion for Heinz – each company contributed $4 billion in cash, the company issued $8 billion in…
…indexes since the momentum index was created in 1997. What you can see is that both value and momentum outperform the S&P 500, by a fair margin. While momentum does…
…the longer-term yield) meant a recession was coming. In my opinion, to really signal a recession, the curve needs to invert at the shorter end, and it has to invert…
…but the income cutoffs are a little different: $0-50,400 for the 12 percent rate, $50,400-$210,800 for the 25 percent rate and the income for the top bracket would start at…
…last Sunday. Abe ordered his ministers to immediately begin compiling an economic stimulus package that reports suggest could total more than 10 trillion yen and revolve around infrastructure development, financial…
It seems like only yesterday that the tax issues were finally settled after years of uncertainty, although it was actually 2012. Judging from the President’s State of the Union address…
…Louis index compared to our old friends size, value, momentum and quality. It turns out that the St. Louis index has a statistically significant relationship to all of the factors:…
…that the portfolio should be balanced in terms of risk for optimal results – 50 percent of the volatility should come from stocks and 50 percent should come from bonds….
…couldn’t find the answer. Last night, I read that several US companies including Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway and Coca-Cola (where he’s only a director) are now going to borrow billions…
