…hold or otherwise consider a particular security based on the contents of this website. Information on this website has been obtained from sources believed to be reliable, but the accuracy,…
…possible. Also, keep in mind that in the long/short construction, you don’t just consider the stocks that you own (or are long), but the stocks that you’re short. In this…
…an official currency, although I haven’t tried it). When crypto-related exchange-traded funds (ETFs) started hitting the market, I argued that they weren’t a good investment because the funds couldn’t hold…
…contributions into Roth accounts. While Roth contributions are after-tax and don’t provide a tax-savings today, the asset grow tax-free and will be withdrawn tax-free. Tax-deferred accounts allow the assets to…
…days. Today, I want to share with you one of my New Year’s Day rituals. Credit Review First, I visit www.myfico.com and get my credit report from all three agencies….
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…of $5 per share (a PE-ratio of 20) and pays out a $2 dividend (a two percent dividend yield). Something bad happens so that earning fall to $2.5 per share….
…an allocation could lose over certain periods. Importantly, we don’t include one-day, one-week or one-month in our analysis, because those periods are too short-term. Having said that, though, all of…
…traditional index. I decided to test the equal weighting against my favorite market exposures that you’ve come to know and love: value, momentum, size and quality. It turns out that…
…like utilities, are pretty straightforward, while others like Business Development Companies (BDCs) are fairly arcane (but also have the highest yield!). I’ll put a quick description of each at the…
