…stating the fees and how they were calculated. Performance is reported net of all fees. Annual Fees for Assets Under Management for Private Clients 1.25% on the first $ 500,000…
…short-term perspective of these professional investors. What about discipline? Or patience? One of my favorite stories is about a mutual fund that we use that underperformed the S&P 500 for…
…can agree on, but their solution provides highly imprecise estimates. For example, the article says that IMF estimate shows the Japanese yen 15 percent overvalued and 15 percent undervalued. The…
…(or, if I did, I don’t remember), but the thrust of the book as I understand it is that investors should be willing to pay much higher prices for stocks…
…Errant Dot Matches Market Bond Market Continues to Surprise Small Caps Simultaneously Over- and Under-Perform Lessons from Lawn Care Know A Banker? Love a Banker? Fed Minutes Suggest Markets May…
…intact because they receive licensing revenue from mutual fund companies that use the stars to promote their mutual funds. Morningstar says that this accounts for just four percent of their…
…around it. Today, corporations are taxed on worldwide profits, which are simply the difference between worldwide revenues and worldwide expenses. Broadly speaking, a border tax would change the system so…
…it all off, investing in commodities is difficult and introduces a whole host of other complications from tax reporting to unintended credit risk. In short, we’re happy leaving commodities to…
…as they are colloquially known, buy whole companies or properties or make direct loans to companies. When they buy companies or properties, the private fund managers can change management, business…
…out of the fund still, and at this point he’s left with his least liquid assets. The largest position in his fund is a Florida real estate company (St. Joe)…
