Market Commentary: No-Brainer Way To Beat The Market
If you want to beat the market, some will tell you it’s not possible. And then there’s Warren Buffett, proving every day it can be done. But what if you can’t pour over earnings reports and 10-Qs daily like the Oracle of Omaha? Is there another way that few have cottoned onto but which is fairly simple and doesn’t require a ton of work? » Read more about: Market Commentary: No-Brainer Way To Beat The Market »
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 MoreHow Buffett Earns $2.7 Billion From 3 Stocks
It’s no secret that Warren Buffett, CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, has a soft spot for dividend paying stocks. Perhaps more surprisingly is that Buffett keeps a $157 billion cash hoard on the Berkshire balance sheet and refuses to pay a dividend to his own shareholders.
The reasoning is simple, Buffett thinks he and Berkshire can earn a better return on that cash than shareholders can.
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Market Commentary: 3 Stocks Flashing RED Alert
It all seemed so rosy during the summer of 2023. Markets were booming, bad news was tossed to the curb. Stocks were flying high. And then in early August, the trend changed.
In a matter of days, a tectonic shift took place in three stocks that warned danger lies ahead for the market as a whole.
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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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Suze Orman: Why Even Big Retirement Savers Are at Risk
Having a hefty retirement account is great, but that alone isn’t enough.
If you don’t understand essential retirement planning topics, you’re in trouble, according to Suze Orman. On her website, she cited a recent study — participants were in the 50-to-75-year-old age bracket — examining knowledge of topics such as longevity risk,
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