110 Year Old Firm Crushing Wall Street
Imagine you had a checklist for when to buy a stock and as you look down it, every line item is check, check, check. That wouldn’t be too far away from the experience we had looking down through the Brady Corp metrics.
To begin with what on earth is Brady? Not many investors are in fact aware of this company that has a century plus long history. » Read more about: 110 Year Old Firm Crushing Wall Street »
Read MoreBillionaire With Perfect Track Record Bets Big On…
Each investor has their reasons for investing in select stocks. While some invest based on technicals, fundamental research, or macroeconomic factors, others focus on “shadow investing”. With this strategy, you follow in the footsteps of expert, high-net-worth investors — like Stanley Druckenmiller.
After three decades as a successful hedge fund manager,
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Read MoreShocking Turnabout, Buffett Bets $4 Billion on NEW Tech Stock
When Bill Gates met Warren Buffett for the first time, Gates tried to convince the Sage of Omaha of the merits of investing in technology. As the story goes, Buffett would re-direct the conversation towards everyday consumer habits, like chewing gum and eating ice-cream. Those behaviors would continue, in Buffett’s view, and so those businesses would be good ones for the long-term.
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Read MoreBillionaire Bets 17.9% Of Portfolio on 1 Asian Stock
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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Read More65% of Bill Gates Portfolio Is In 3 Stocks
Diversify is the name of the game. Spread your eggs across a lot of baskets. That’s what the professionals say, but why then do the rich do the exact opposite so often?
Take Bill Gates, for example, he’s got 65% of his portfolio allocated to just 3 stocks. Billions upon billions of dollars are invested in less than a handful of stocks and one of them in particular is likely to really surprise you.
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Read MoreThe Burst
Get $50,000 Per Year From $3,000 Annual Investment?
Most people think of index funds as boring but that’s because the majority don’t have a good understanding of how these funds actually work. To simplify it, consider the following analogy.
Imagine you’re betting at a horse race but you don’t know which horse will win so you’re permitted to bet on all the horses and whoever wins you win.
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Billionaire Bets Big On This Energy Stock
Billionaire Stanley Druckenmiller is renowned for his investing prowess, and he’s made some savvy calls over the years. So it was worth paying attention when his family office picked up just over a million shares of Cenovus Energy Inc. (NYSE:CVE).
Why would Druckenmiller might be interested in this Canadian oil producer and does it makes sense for investors to follow his lead?
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Read MoreThe Daily
The 20% rule: How much of your net worth should be in low-risk fixed deposits right now?
When determining the appropriate allocation of your total net worth to Fixed Deposits (FDs) – often considered low-return, risk-free assets – it is important to find a balance between capital preservation and growth potential. Fixed deposits offer stability and security during market downturns, serving a different purpose than equity investments.
While mutual funds,