Pop quiz. Who is the most underrated name in the history of finance? Let me make a case for someone you have probably never heard of: Joseph Piotroski. He invented one of the best money-making strategies of all time.
Read nowAdvancements in finance and technology have made it easier for ordinary investors to detect an imminent market crash. Today, we're looking at four different factors you can use to determine when the next market crash may occur.
Read nowIn July 2004, one of the world’s most innovative companies completed its initial public offering (IPO). In fact, this company transformed the way that people buy products. It wasn't Google, but it probably changed your life. You just might not know it yet.
Read nowEarnings numbers aren’t the only thing that investors and analysts are watching during an earnings report. There are several essential things to consider.
Read nowThe Economist has called Gregor MacGregor one of the greatest “confidence” men of all time. His name runs alongside Bernie Madoff and Frank Abagnale (made famous from the movie “Catch Me If You Can.”) Think you’re immune to such a con? It turns out that there are plenty of Gregor MacGregors out there.
Read nowHistorically, the average bear market for the S&P 500 lasts a little less than 13 months and occurs about every six years. But the ensuing rally to record highs over the past 15 months has put many investors on edge. Conditions appear ripe for another bear market.
Read nowThere’s another option you should consider when you get a dividend payout. It’s a process known as “dividend reinvestment.” I'll explain what it is, how it works, and help you decide if it’s the right strategy for you.
Read nowOne of the most important stories I've been following centers around China. While COVID has been the major theme for more than a year, there's another underlying current that could shock the markets very soon.
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