Every now and then, I come across some research that really drives a point home. Yesterday, I found a terrific study by JP Morgan on what they called catastrophic losses…
…for several years now just isn’t the norm. I don’t know when normal volatility will come back, but be as mentally prepared as you can for when that day comes….
…on us because we don’t have straight exposure to commodities, click here for the details on why we’ve avoided commodities). Of course, we’re all affected by the price drop. The…
…or the size of a company. Big companies like General Electric, Pfizer and Verizon fit in one of the top three boxes. The second dimension, from left to right, is…
…– that’s scary! Thankfully, his comments aren’t really true. It’s a gross – no, grotesque – over-generalization designed to hype and sell Lewis’ new book, Flash Boys: A Wall Street…
…a list of the largest 500 companies, but a curated list of stocks chosen by the index committee at Standards & Poor’s. Most of the differences between the index and…
…of Evergrande, the company is the second-largest developer in China and ranks 122nd on Fortune’s Global 500. According to Wikipedia, in 2020, Evergrande reported revenues of $78.4 billion and profits…
…how much money is coming in the door. You can see that Tesla’s revenue is 90 percent less than Company D, which has the most revenue of the group, and…
…of his sayings, that ‘it’s far better to buy a wonderful company at a fair price than a fair company at a wonderful price.’ The Heinz deal, which some thought…
…effectively. The Acropolis Business Liquidity for Entrepreneurs (A.B.L.E.) program helps owners prepare for transition. We understand that transitions are time consuming and complicated. Our team will be there during the…
