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It’s common knowledge at this point that the average annual return for the S&P 500 is somewhere between 8% and 10%, depending on what year you start counting. You even see these numbers among many sell-side analysts when they come…
Japan is probably my favorite country to visit in the entire world. I’ve been fortunate enough to be able to do that a half dozen times over the years. Whenever I’m there, I’m reminded how much I love it. The…
If you’ve been following along, it’s not every day I agree with journalists. Me agreeing with bank analysts is also something you won’t see often. However, this week they did something that really made me stop and say, “Yes, that…
Founder’s Note: Self-awareness and understanding human beings are critical to what we do here. Senior Analyst Jason Perz is great at going deep and finding meaning for traders like us. Here’s Jason with a rewarding read at the end of…
Today I want to talk about what Rasheed Wallace taught me about financial markets. For those of you who are not familiar, Rasheed is a former professional basketball player, well known for his passionate, sometimes volatile personality. His signature phrase…
Everyone loves to dunk on Jim Cramer. Say what you want about the guy – he’s been around longer than most traders have been alive, and he’s seen it all. I don’t keep up with his show these days, but…
Humans can be a funny bunch. They need answers, mostly to questions like, “Why?” Whenever I find myself talking to someone about a stock that I think goes up, the next question, always, is, “Why?” If I’m talking about the…
Not everything is a Tech stock. It certainly feels that way sometimes. And we can absolutely make an argument that many publicly traded companies are directly or indirectly “Tech” stocks. But they’re not. Amazon.com (AMZN) is not a Tech stock. …
