Not even Warren Buffett can claim a perfect track record. Over the course of the past century, almost no investors have emerged unscathed. Whether legends like Jesse Livermore or titans like Carl Icahn, all have suffered tremendous losses at different times.
But a rare few have had scintillating performances, growing in every market condition,
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The past few weeks have been difficult for Amazon investors. After the company announced slowing revenue growth and weaker-than-expected financial guidance, the stock price plummeted.
Although investors were likely troubled by Amazon’s poor quarterly results, they may have missed one of the most important figures in the company’s filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Few companies have disrupted the tourism industry like Airbnb (ABNB). Last year, the vacation home rental company generated almost $6 billion in revenue from 300 million bookings, representing a 73% year-on-year increase. So, it’s no wonder that in early 2021,
The most popular stocks in 2021 became pariahs in 2022. Here’s a short list of the top stocks at the start of the year and how they fared as November rolled around:
As you can see,
It’s hard to figure out one golden indicator that could accurately point to when the bear market will bottom. Should you look at Buffett’s favorite indicator tracking Total Market Cap/GDP? Or maybe it’s best to look at the S&P vs the Fed Balance Sheet? What about book values or price-to-earnings ratios for the indices? As you can see,
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When Palantir first came public, it was met with a degree of skepticism and mystery. The company had long been famous for its connections to government and intelligence. But since its public markets debut, Palantir has largely disappointed.
The early pop in 2021 to $35 per share has long faded and now, sitting under $10 per share,
It’s been a rough time for Amazon. The company announced lower-than-expected sales results and fourth-quarter sales guidance that missed analyst estimates during its most recent earnings call, resulting in a share price plunge year-to-date of 43.2%.
What does it all mean for Amazon? Is the stock a steal or is there more to fall?
When Facebook changed its name to Meta (META), it made an all-in gamble before it had even been dealt a hand. The metaverse is a concept so new that even its definition is still up for debate. Some say it’s a virtual world where you can be anyone you want,
Warren Buffett and his partner Charlie Munger are two of the most successful investors in history. The cornerstone of their investment strategy is focusing on companies with a “moat.”
A moat is a competitive advantage that allows a company to maintain its market share and profitability over time.
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