The risks go up in a stock market when a “well-known fact” (WKF) is acted on in the extreme.
Taking a look at some wonderful companies that are deeply out of favor and appear tempting.
What kind of cocktail must be mixed today to get us into the classic definition of inflation over the coming decade?
Warren Buffett pointed out that he was neither a net buyer of common stocks nor a heavy buyer of Berkshire common shares.
This year feels so much like late in 1981, late in 1999 and late in 2008.
Amazon is combing through the list of things they sell to determine which items “can’t realize a profit.”
Well-known facts give us insight into extremely popular and unpopular common stocks.
Investors have called their five-year love affair with technology stocks into question recently.
We believe we could repeat the peak housing starts of the prior decades.
Investors are getting misled by statistics surrounding the U.S. economy.
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