4 financial terms it’s safe to ignore
Wall Street has some impressive-sounding concepts meant to help investors identify risks and stay safe. Trouble is, they’re not particularly effective.
Abstain from Starbucks, Boston Beer
Consumers may be willing to pay a premium for a better brew, but investors should look for cheaper alternatives to these stocks.
9 turnaround stocks tearing it up
Every investor wants to find beaten-down stocks that are about to rebound — or continue to soar. Here are some candidates worth considering.
At half off, is Groupon a buy?
The site has scaled back its IPO in response to a weak stock market, executive exits and questions about its accounting and business model. But the debut may still be a tough sell.
Sleepy stocks, eye-opening returns
The power of compounding dividend payments means go-nowhere stocks like ConEd, Procter & Gamble and PepsiCo can pay off big.
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- Re: Diversification a la Markowitz #3: Gold March 21, 2023AlmstRtrd wrote: ↑Tue Mar 21, 2023 5:25 am Gaston wrote: ↑Mon Mar 20, 2023 6:20 am Just curious: Do proponents of gold tend to favor gold stocks/ETFs, owning the physical metal in a bank safety deposit box or other 3rd party location, or owning the physical metal at home? I know there will different preferences […]dcabler
- Re: Would you buy a house for 615k if you were us? March 21, 2023I'd wait 2 years. In that 2 years I would pay the new house payment for the current house. This tells you 1. Do you want to put that much towards house 2. Likely at lower rate right now so extra payment goes further 3. Will you have kid 3 4. Kids are 2 or […]CaptainT
- Re: Can $311B invested be wrong? March 21, 2023The purpose of this thread was to identify situations where dividend investing made sense. A number of posters offered different situations where it did. It was not about whether dividend investing was superior, which I think was clearly shown by nisiprius’ post comparing the long-term returns of equity income and total market funds and then […]OverseasBH
- Re: Treasury Direct and Citibank March 21, 2023Treasury Direct is a government organization and behaves about like most would expect of a government organization. Citibank on the other hand. Avoid them, you have been warned. Read why on any number of threads.Juice3
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