The adage with investing is ‘stick to what you know.’ In my opinion, it’s just a nice thing to say. The smarter investors I know will adjust their strategies to changing market conditions and cultural shifts. One of the big cultural shifts I have seen that has remained post-pandemic is that people are much more focused on entertainment and self-gratification. This would explain things like car sales dropping and restaurants remaining full for example. Entertainment tastes may have changed due.
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Barchart - Buy With The Insiders: The Case For Adding Caesars Entertainment To Your Portfolio
Nov 29, 2023
Barchart - Here’s How To Profit From Company Insider Trades
Nov 12, 2023
The smarter machines and algorithms become, the smarter you must become. To do this, I often say, look where others are not looking. This is smart investing. One of the areas I am big on, and I see frequent mistakes made, is the interpretation of insider trading (company management trading). It’s an area of the market that is neglected and the smarter investors I know always look at what the management is doing with their stock in addition to fundamental analysis. After all, if the management.
Forbes - Three Overlooked Companies Ready To Soar Post-Stock Market Fall
Oct 27, 2023
In market downturns, investors often grapple with not just shrinking portfolios but the mental strain of seeing cherished investments plummet. Yet, the savvy investor knows that such times can present golden opportunities. Distinguishing between stocks discarded for genuine concerns and those affected by market noise is vital. As the investing adage goes, the most profitable moves aren't always the most comfortable ones. Peak pessimism often signals prime buying moments. With the current market.
Barchart - Markets Are Falling, Don’t Panic
Oct 22, 2023
Ever pondered the timeless wisdom of Peter Lynch's words: "In the stock market, the most important organ is the stomach. It's not the brain"? This investment guru emphasized emotional resilience over sheer analytical prowess. For those familiar with our content, it's clear we're in harmony with Lynch's philosophy. Prioritizing emotional control, especially in high-stakes scenarios like investing, is paramount. Delve deeper with us as we unpack this concept and anchor our discussion in hard.
BARRON'S -- Big-Name Stock Spinoffs Are Going Mainstream. Here’s Why.
Oct 19, 2023
Ever experienced the surprise of finding a stock you never purchased suddenly appearing in your investment portfolio? This curveball hit me four times this year alone, starting from a base of 22 individual stocks. And, there's a hint of another round before year-end. Sound familiar? Maybe you're on the brink of a similar experience. Dive into the intriguing world of Spinoff City with us.
Forbes - How Activist Investors Are Shaping Your Financial Future
Oct 18, 2023
As a shareholder of The Walt Disney Company, you might be curious about Nelson Peltz and his recent interest in the board seats of the company. Peltz, via his Trian Fund, holds a significant stake in Disney - over $2.5 billion or around 30 million shares. This is notable since Disney has been facing financial challenges. Trian Fund, branding itself as a “highly engaged shareowner”, aims to revitalize underperforming companies by collaborating with management for sustainable earnings growth..
Barchart - Mastering Downturns: A Guide To Thriving Amidst Market Volatility
Oct 15, 2023
Are you rattled by the unpredictable nature of the stock market? Even veteran investors can feel the heat. Dive deep with us as we unravel the art and science of converting stock market challenges into golden opportunities. Discover the secrets to transforming strategic pitfalls into actionable advantages and mastering the art of navigating market downturns. As you journey through our insights, you'll find yourself nodding in agreement. But, here's a tip - timing is everything. Ensure you.
Forbes - From Tulips To FTX: The Timeless Tale Of Society’s Speculative Frenzies
Oct 12, 2023
Speculative frenzies have been a part of human history for centuries. From the tulip mania of the 17th century to the dot-com bubble of the early 2000s, people have been drawn to the promise of quick and easy riches. But these frenzies often end in disaster, with investors losing billions of dollars. One of the most famous speculative frenzies is the tulip mania of the 17th century. During this time, tulip bulbs became wildly popular and prices for some bulbs reached astronomical levels. For.
MONEYSHOW - VNT: Profiting from Industrial Tech Growth, M&A
Oct 10, 2023
The industrial technology company Vontier Corp. (VNT) produced a total return of 51.2% during the tracked period. VNT, formerly part of Fortive Corp., is a global industrial technology company focused on transportation and mobility solutions and operates primarily in three segments: 1) The Mobility Technologies segment offers digitally enabled equipment and solutions for the mobility ecosystem, including point-of-sale systems, fleet telematics, electric vehicle charging software, and.
Herb Greenberg | On the Street - Finding Treasure in Corporate America's Trash
Oct 10, 2023
As I learned early in my career, spin-offs can be a source of great investment ideas. This year, there have been quite a few to choose from – with 40 involving spins of companies with market caps greater than $1 billion expected by year end. That's a bit more than usual. This pruning process goes on continuously, of course, as corporations for whatever reason use spin-offs as a form of housecleaning. And as with anything tossed to the curb, you can find treasures within the trash. But that's.