…about valuation. Value is cheapness based on metrics like price-to-earnings and price-to-book. But the growth data isn’t based on measures of expansiveness; it’s about earnings growth, momentum, etc. Different providers…
…stated benchmark, the S&P 500, earned 13.5 percent. Cash, which as been anemic since the crash, managed to scrape out 0.2 percent per year. I don’t know exactly what happened…
…24th, VFINX was in 71st percentile compared to its peers. For that 10-year period, VFINX outperformed the category by 0.53 percent per year, which compounds to a 5.43 percent cumulative…
…avoid the meaningless, but intelligent sounding market talk that you hear so frequently from Wall Street, such as: I’m cautiously optimistic. The easy money has been made. I’m constructive on…
…because the losses were so bad and then the recovery was so sharp, that it skewed the entire chart. You might call the pandemic ‘off-the-charts.’ Har-dee-har-har! The trouble with the…
…2000, 2001 and 2002, when the S&P 500 lost -10.1, -13.0 and -23.4 percent respectively, the strategists had said that the market would gain 3.8, 20.7 and 12.4 percent. Wow…
…off until 70, that payment will increase to $2,640, not including cost-of-living (COLA) adjustments. By Rosa filing today instead of simply waiting to file at age 70, Rosa automatically activates…
A little less than a year ago, author Michael Lewis created a firestorm with his book, ‘Flash Boys: A Wall Street Revolt,’ that chronicled the world of high-frequency trading (HFT)….
…far: a Bitcoin is trading around 67,000, compared to 16,000 at the end of 2022. Reddit, the internet thing (I don’t understand Reddit), loses buckets of money every year, but…
…forecast with any accuracy, like stock prices, short- and long-term interest rates, inflation, elections, and the next TikTok craze. Okay, that one isn’t important or impactful, but it is baffling….
