…I can say that we won’t buy it. There’s a quote attributed to PT Barnum that comes to mind: ‘there’s a sucker born every minute.’ And, t’s too bad, really….
…companies have been substantial, although it has leveled off some as oil prices seem to have stopped falling. The combination of these effects makes me think that the drop in…
One of the things that I have heard many times over the years is that lower interest rates equal higher equity valuations. To be honest, I always struggled to understand…
…fund rates go much above the target rate set by the FOMC, then the Fed will enter the market and effectively create money by selling bonds and increases the amount…
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…work by recent Nobel Prize Laureate Gene Fama and his buddy Ken French, found similar results whether you looked at price-to-earnings, price-to-book, price-to-sales or price to cash-to-cash flow ratios; or,…
…Argentines got lucky because they are rich in resources and benefitted from a boom in commodity prices. The point, though, is that there is terrible pain but countries get through…
…forces us to buy more when they decline in value versus the other asset classes, a process known as rebalancing. Disciplined processes force you to do the things that work…
…that tracks the DJIA has $11.6 billion in assets under management while the three largest ETFs tracking the S&P 500 have 283.7 billion in assets under management. I guess I’m…
…company. When someone raises money with a SPAC, it’s like giving them a blank check. I should note that part of the reason that this IPO is the largest one…
