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A word you will hear time and time again in the investing world is diversification. Diversification is the idea of creating a portfolio that includes multiple investments in order to reduce risk. Someone who is an entrepreneur might think it best to lower his risk and have 100 businesses, rather than focus on one or Read more.
In today’s day and age, the average lifespan of humans is increasing steadily. Medical discoveries are made every day, allowing people to live long, healthy lives. The downside? People may begin to outlive their retirement savings. Investing after your retirement is the solution.
Investing your money generates more money by earning interest on what you put away. When you take the time to learn investing basics, there is less risk involved. You learn to choose stocks that will generate more money for you in the future. Bottom line: the best way to make money without working for the Read more.
In the 2013 Berkshire Hathaway Chairman’s letter to shareholders, Warren Buffett writes about “certain fundamentals of investing.” These fundamentals form the nucleus of the Rule One investing philosophy. Because of this, I’ve included selections from his letter regarding these key points, along with my own comments. I hope my thoughts help to amplify the point Read more.
This week Danielle and I discuss the United Airlines incident and the importance of leaders and integrity. As well as the strength of family-owned companies and the different classes of stocks with different voting rights.
This week Danielle and I discuss market risk, Modern Portfolio Theory, and short-term versus long-term perspectives for fund managers. We dive into factors that affect the stock market as well as the ratio between GDP revenue of U.S. and the entire stock market. Get your washtub ready for when they go on sale.
In order to set the stage for your success, you’ll have to eliminate any bad debt you may have head-on. You may be asking yourself, what is bad debt? Let me explain.
We’ve talked about Charlie Munger’s four principles on the podcast before, but this week we are utilizing them to take a deep-dive analysis of Under Armour®. Thanks to one of our listeners who asked if it was worth investing in. Let’s take a look, shall we?
This week on InvestEd Danielle and I celebrate our 102nd episode! We are over the hill. In this podcast, we go deeper into Warren Buffett’s shareholder letter and why it’s an important study tool for investors.
This week on InvestEd Danielle and I discuss the Shareholder Letter of Warren Buffett from 2016 to do an analysis of Berkshire Hathaway stock. We discuss what it takes to be a smart investor during the current economic cycle that’s coming to a close. In Episode 101 You’ll Learn: How to determine the growth rates Read more.