
2022: A Year in Review and the Launch of a New Website
Happy New Year. 2022 was a challenging year for many market participants and also challenging on the personal front for some people I know. It
Read MoreHappy New Year. 2022 was a challenging year for many market participants and also challenging on the personal front for some people I know. It
Read MoreHappy New Year and welcome to edition 653 of Insider Weekends. To start the new year, I decided to take a slightly different approach to
Read More2022 was a challenging year. With few exceptions, most assets classes declined as three bubbles including tech growth stocks, real estate and cryptocurrencies, simultaneously deflated.
Read MoreWe started the year discussing a basket of “Broken Growth” stocks that had declined anywhere from 50% to 70% from their peaks and looking at
Read MoreA key takeaway for me from the book Dead Companies Walking that I reviewed last month was hedge fund manager Scott Fearon’s approach to short selling.
Read MoreA friend recently recommended that I check out a book called Dead Companies Walking by Scott Fearon and Jesse Powell. He recommended the book as much
Read MoreInvestors that use the merger arbitrage strategy are well aware that their average odds of success are around 95%. An announced deal with a merger
Read MoreThe St. Louis Fed’s website FRED is a treasure trove of data and tools for the data curious. If you want to pull back the
Read MoreSeveral years ago I had a checking account that paid 4% interest on the money I had in that account. To get that rate, I
Read MoreWhen Adobe (ADBE) announced the $20 billion acquisition of Figma last week, investors were wildly disappointed. That disappointment cost Adobe $35 billion in market cap
Read MoreIn fiscal 2021 ended June 30, 2021, Yale’s massive endowment generated $12.1 billion in investment gains. The size of these gains was only trumped by
Read MoreIn our last article discussing the huge impact of inflation on your retirement plan I wrote, When playing with the inputs that go into our What’s Your
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