Fun, Now.
“With $116 billion cash, Buffett says Berkshire needs ‘huge’ deals” —Reuters, February 24, 2018
There are 230 countries in the world Continue reading “Now and Later with Berkshire Hathaway”
The Downsides of Dividend Investing
Dividend investing had much going for it. It is a simple method of Continue reading “The Downsides of Dividend Investing”
Can You Trust the Price-Earnings Ratio?
First, what is P/E Ratio? “The price-earnings ratio (P/E ratio) is Continue reading “Can You Trust the Price-Earnings Ratio?”
Whose Financial Information Do You Trust?
Not everything is as it appears to be. Relying on only one source of data is Continue reading “Whose Financial Information Do You Trust?”
Who Causes Market Volatility?
It happens every day of the year, but once the markets start getting volatile, it gets worse and Continue reading “Who Causes Market Volatility?”
Shareowner Online Sold
The second largest transfer agent in the U.S., Shareowner Online, Continue reading “Shareowner Online Sold”
What Are Realistic Dividends?
You mentioned that dividends can sometimes be too low or too high. I understand what is too low: zero, obviously. But what is too high? And why would it matter? Wouldn’t high dividends be better than average dividends? — M.K.
Stock Buybacks and Insider Selling
Since company managements often act in their own best interests, I have wondered if Continue reading “Stock Buybacks and Insider Selling”
Is It Time To Sell Oil Stocks?
With growing numbers of countries and automobile manufacturers saying they will turn their backs on the petroleum-powered internal combustion engine and transition to electric vehicles, Continue reading “Is It Time To Sell Oil Stocks?”
The Mechanics of Money (Part 3): How I Invest
The Mechanics of Money Part 1 is the nuts and bolts on how I arrange my checking and savings accounts, here . Part 2 is about how I use credit cards here .
In The Beginning, You Save
While investing is important for one’s future, Continue reading “The Mechanics of Money (Part 3): How I Invest”