The Trouble with Tesla
…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…
…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…
…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…
…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…
…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…
…close.’ He then compares the constant value to the actual price to judge whether gold is under- or overvalued. You can see from the chart below that it was overvalued…
…smart, fair and thoughtful – important traits for an economist. Mr. Emmons started with the idea that recessions come in three different varieties. First, the economy can become ‘over-extended’ and…
…Turkish stocks only compromise 1.6 percent of our EM exposure, which in turn isn’t more than five percent of our equity allocation. A typical 60/40 client of Acropolis has less…
…new shares as new investors come into the fund and shares are created or redeemed after business hours at the net asset value (NAV) directly with the fund company. In…
…smaller than the Dogs, which have an average market cap of $145 billion. The size premium, that small companies tend to outperform large companies, can play itself out even within…
…or, in a perfect world, doing both. So far, we’ve looked at three equity factors: size (small companies tend to outperform large companies), value (cheap companies tend to outperform expensive…