…to maximize your deductions. Consider someone that has three deductions – $8,000 in mortgage interest, $7,000 in property taxes and $6,000 in charitable donations. The total of these expenses, $21,000,…
…my 2014 article is good advice for all four phases of the market, regardless of where we are now: [Analyst Mark] Hulbert ultimately concludes by saying that ‘timing the market…
…letters, which can be found here, on Berkshire’s hilariously antiquated website – but I haven’t gotten to it just yet. I thought this year’s letter was a little boring. I…
…because of the higher risk. Does that sound like stock market investing? It should, especially since corporate bonds and stocks are appendages of the same animal. Because the spread between…
…be the new certificate holder. There are four major sections of study: Hedge Fund Investments Commodities and Natural Resources Investments Real Estate and Infrastructure Investments Private Equity and Private Credit…
…interest rates are so low now. According to 2011 data from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, 81 percent of Americans age 65 and older own a home and 30 percent…
…that you can compare the two economies on an apples-to-apples basis. Still, the thrust of the chart gives the idea: while the US economy has been struggling through a choppy…
…the mortgages, food, taxes, healthcare and so forth all the way down to the kid’s soccer games and hamburger night. You can read the whole article by clicking here, but…
…stock when the price to book is around two times and he has cleared the way to buy back stock with company cash when it trades at 1.2 times book….
…and long term rates is low. Another possibility, one that worries St. Louis Fed President James Bullard, is the Fed actually surprises markets and they respond in a ‘violent’ way….
