Acropolis Dodged a Bullet
…bonds (around 0.5 for you geeks out there). What’s not to like? Well, for us, we didn’t want the trouble that comes along with being in a partnership. There are…
…bonds (around 0.5 for you geeks out there). What’s not to like? Well, for us, we didn’t want the trouble that comes along with being in a partnership. There are…
…I’d be sweating bullets. But we’re just the opposite: other asset classes like international and emerging are helping stem the losses (not to mention bonds and an underweight to tech)….
…a lot of it has been good old-fashioned speculation as prices have outrun earnings. This is evident when looking at prices through the lens of company fundamentals. Consider the price-to-earnings…
…last week we got two important pieces of data about unemployment that told different stories. The good news is that the unemployment rate in march was 4.4 percent, which is…
…around the time that Jack Welch took over as the CEO. Since the stock was up about 4,000 percent under his tenure, the cost basis was pretty low compared to…
…real estate website Zillow, you probably know that you can get a ‘Zestimate’ of your home’s value. Their computer looks at recent sales in your neighborhood and does some calculations…
…prestigious analysts and strategists are calling for a measly five percent gain, which would put the S&P 500 at 2,356 at year end, compared to 2,234 from last week. Collectively,…
One of the big concerns coming out of the financial crisis was runaway inflation. Central banks around the world were buying bonds on a massive scale, which is effectively equal…
…shows, everyone around the world watches it. What could go wrong? Well, all of that success creates success, but it also creates challenges. In 2015, there weren’t many competitors. I…
…the pandemic, you can see that the core rate, which excludes food and energy, hovered around two percent – sometimes a little higher and sometimes a little lower. And, you…