Warren Buffett didn't become the world's greatest investor by sheer luck—he did it by following a very specific investing philosophy... And three of his current holdings can show us exactly what Buffett looks for from his investments.
Election predictions: The betting markets vs. the media… Why is this billionaire avoiding fixed income? … Gold, Bitcoin, and bonds are all saying the same thing about inflation… Is Starbucks (SBUX) uninvestable? … And GM (GM) is poised to soar.
One healthcare giant is expected to announce a unique buyback plan that will create a major tailwind for its share price. Combined with its impressive track record and undervalued stock, the situation creates a great trade opportunity.
Bitcoin could go over $250k… Add this logistics subsector to your radar… An important factor when it comes to buybacks… The benefits of tokenization… One uranium stock to buy—and one to avoid… And a trade on a Wall Street titan.
Will the dockworkers' strike help Powell? … Today’s market vs. the dot-com bubble… The new poster child for bad buybacks… Is AI demand slowing? … Oil is surging for the wrong reasons… And will Bitcoin hit $5 million?
We're in a "Goldilocks" economy… What Walmart's earnings say about consumers… China is in crisis… Gold is going to $3,000… Buffett's massive stake in a $3 stock… And Nvidia's 13F. Plus, an important note about our company's future.
Generally, when a company buys back its stock, it's great news for investors… But not all buybacks are created equal. Helen of Troy is the perfect example. Here's how you can distinguish between good and bad buybacks.
Inflation is cooling—so why are stocks falling? … Rate cuts are coming in 2024… Forget earnings—focus on this… Get bullish on gold and Bitcoin… And how to profit from uranium, government spending, and record travel demand.
You must be cautious this earnings season… Is Tesla a meme stock? … Not all buybacks are created equal… Has Biden reassured voters? … Should you buy the dip in Bitcoin? … And what Intuit's latest move says about AI.
Based on FedEx's recent price action, you might think the company had a blowout quarter… But that's not the case. The disconnect between the company's earnings and stock price reveals a clever strategy that has implications for all large caps.
Why it's crazy to expect a rate cut anytime soon… How the Fed is undermining its inflation fight… How to spot companies that will thrive in the crazy environment ahead… And GM's market-beating strategy. Plus, R.I.P. Charlie Munger.
