If some strange family or person stayed in my house, I would rather give the house away than go back to sleep there.
Company Specific
When’s the best time to buy a value stock? When it figures out how to become a growth stock again.
Once upon a time there was a traditional automaker that looked on as Elon Musk promised and innovated his way toward one of the largest market caps on earth
Berkshire in Techland
This type of thing is called a re-rating, and re-ratings happen all the time on Wall Street.
Warren Buffett’s Japan Bet, Warren Buffett’s Gold Bet, etc
Warren Buffett is an investor who looks to buy future growth at reasonable valuations today. He prioritizes long-term cashflow generation, management quality, competitive position and return on capital when he buys a stock. He’s got two well-known investment lieutenants helping him make decisions, and they are also empowered with enough autonomy to make decisions of…
Do Republicans’ Children Use TikTok?
“Following a phone call Sunday between Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and Mr. Trump, the company would move quickly to pursue discussions with TikTok”
How to invest in TikTok
It’s the hottest app on earth.
Big Tech CEOs testify before Congress – Watch it live!
The captains of the New Gilded Age justify their business practices.
The 10 Most Indebted Companies on Earth
Three of the top ten most indebted companies in the world are German automakers. Actually makes sense, they can borrow at close to zero, why not finance operations for free? “With a burden of $192 billion US, the Volkswagen Group is the most heavily indebted enterprise in the world.” According to Kryptoszene, that debt load…
Will Tesla be added to the S&P 500?
Subscribe to The Compound and get it first! Josh here – I asked my friend Larry McDonald to come on ahead of Tesla’s Q2 earnings report because this could be the quarter that makes the stock’s S&P 500 inclusion inevitable. Tesla’s current market value is approaching $300 billion, which would make it one of the…
The most expensive stock on earth
There’s no rule that says the share price must reward investors from here.