Is Buffett Primed To Pounce On a Crash?
In 2024, value investing legend Warren Buffett did the seemingly unthinkable by selling stocks aggressively in a year that saw the S&P 500 climb by about 23 percent.
While the exact figures on Buffett’s selling won’t be known until Berkshire Hathaway releases its Q4 earnings report, the total stood at a staggering $133 billion as of the end of Q3. » Read more about: Is Buffett Primed To Pounce On a Crash? »
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Investment Alert: Buy Iqvia (IQV) Under $190
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Market Commentary: “Stocks To End Year Higher” Says Billionaire
A long time ago, an old mentor once said “it’s easy to be bearish, but how do build a bullish argument in spite of the bearish news?” No matter what point in history you pick, you will find reasons to be downright scared of the future.
In the 1940s, it was World War II.
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Market Commentary: Is This The Largest Scandal On Wall Street?
Carl Icahn is as infamous as he is famous. As an activist investor, he sewed fear into the boards of target companies. Famous for his aggressive approach to taking large stakes in companies and pressuring management to make changes that benefit…
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1 Low-Cost Schwab ETF That Beat The Market
With around $65.7 billion in net assets, Schwab’s US Dividend Equity ETF (SCHD) is one of the most popular funds among investors seeking dividend income from their portfolios.
In the last year, SCHD has even beaten out the S&P 500 by delivering a 27.1% market price return compared to 25.0% from the S&P.
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Why Coinbase Could Soar
Among the best business models in the world is the money management one. While fees have come down substantially in recent decades, you can certainly still find examples of financial advisors charging north of 1% on assets under management while another 1% is charged through commissions, 10b-1 fees, and mutual fund costs.
Sum those up and 2% of invested capital is lost each year to these hefty fees.
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Market Commentary: Why Did Nvidia Go Up So Much?
A powerful investing lesson lies hidden in the movement of Nvidia this year. As the calendar turned to 2023, the stock was trading at $143 per share. Within fewer than two quarters, it had catapulted well above $300 per share. What could justify a 169% year-to-date return?
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