While Wall Street chased complexity, Peter Lynch built one of the greatest track records in history. Armed with little more than common sense, a sharp eye, and a yellow legal pad.
Peter Lynch – The Art of Knowing What You OwnCONTINUE READING
As people are flocking to gold as a safe haven many are missing its little brother. The manic depressive that usually dwarfs gold on the upside in bull markets. Perhaps the biggest sleeper of all, silver.
The biggest sleeper of all – The case for silverCONTINUE READING
As the gold price explodes upward, it reminds us of bygone historic eras. During the violent swings of financial history, gold emerges not only as a precious metal but as a steadfast companion for investors weathering the storms of war and chaos.
Gold, War, and Volatility: Navigating History in Financial StormsCONTINUE READING
”If you’re driving a truck across a bridge that says it holds 10,000 pounds and you’ve got a 9,800 pound vehicle, if the bridge is 6 inches above the crevice it covers, you may feel okay; but if it’s over the Grand Canyon, you may feel you want a little larger margin of safety…”
The F-score strategy was invented by professor Joseph Piotroski. And its returns have been nothing short of amazing, with a 23 percent annualized return, between 1976 and 1996.
F-score and the treasure hunt for perfect stocksCONTINUE READING
Finding a stock that returns ten to one is like finding a big lump of gold in the Mississippi river, in the late 1800s. But what many people don’t know is that they frequently get dwarfed by their badass big brother. The 100 bagger.
You cannot have a superstock without super earnings. And that is why earnings are the golden goose of Wall Street. And why earnings is used by most analysts to determine the financial health of a business.
Why earnings are the golden goose of Wall StreetCONTINUE READING
Warren Buffett’s performance has been lagging the last decade. He has not been able to beat the market the same way he did it in the 1970s and 80s. But has he lost his touch? Far from it. Hidden gems dwell behind the moat surrounding Berkshire Hathaway.
