…the company. The implication is obvious: small companies have outperformed large companies. The largest (and most familiar) stocks have the worst performance and the smallest companies are heads and shoulders…
…own thunder and am kind of wiped out from preparing, but I will show one more slide in advance of the show. In the coming weeks, I’ll probably use more…
…lot of company stock in your 401k. I’ve seen articles over the years that participants are putting less and less in company stocks, but I haven’t seen any hard numbers….
…companies by where their revenue is earned. For example, the top 10 holdings of the China index includes several US companies like Qualcomm, Texas Instruments and Yum Brands (parent company…
…dividend. Last year, the companies in the S&P 500 earned $893.0 billion. Of those as reported earnings, those companies paid out $311.8 billion in cash dividends and spent $475.6 billion…
…that characterized last week’s sharp daily losses may be over. My view of the recent market selloff has two components. First, as I outlined on last Monday, February 5th (click…
…dealt with, so his employer, Allianz Bank, was preparing to offer him a retirement package or the door and when Gross found out, he effectively said, ‘You can’t fire me…
…it over time. Of course, it’s unclear what will happen in the coming days, both in Greece and in global financial markets. In theory, everyone is prepared for a Greek…
…that he thought a hike was still in order this year. While that was softer than his previous comments about a September hike, his comments didn’t leave much room for…
Today I attended a session on Contrarian Value Investing. During the speakers prepared remarks I began to think about whether our investment philosophy here at Acropolis could be characterized as…
