Author: Dillon (Mr. Vintage Value Investing)

Water stocks are poised to be one of the fastest growing investment sectors in 2020 – and with good reason. According to the U.N., water usage has grown twice

Forex trading is easy when it comes to the theory. However, practicing live Forex trading requires lots of skill and comes with higher risk. In this post, we

*Last updated on 23 February 2020 Greetings investors, and welcome to the Q4 2019 list of hedge fund letters and reports! Learn from the top investors on Wall Street,

Post-Super Bowl LIV Update: Congratulations to the Kansas City Chiefs on their stunning Super Bowl victory! I guess everyone should be selling their stocks for this year’s upcoming

For many entrepreneurs, the idea of buying a franchise, rather than starting a home-based business may seem tempting. In the modern digital age of DIY ecommerce websites and

When it comes to value investing – getting stock at cheaper prices than those of its actual value – there are multiple challenges that come into play. Finding

How Do You Research Stocks? Some people prefer using Buffetology, Magic Formula, or even filters such as Altman-Z scores. If you’re one of them, then this Stock Rover

The U.S. stock market is by far the largest in the world, but many people aren’t investing and don’t understand basic stock market terms. If you aren’t sure

Every individual investor aims for advancement and improvement. If you’re one of these people, then you’d want to find ways to better your odds of success in your

That chart show the current price for one share of Berkshire Hathaway. That’s a lot of money! For that much cash, you could easily pay for 4 years

  For those in the stock market, you know how vital an efficient platform is. One of the finest ones around is Finbox. It’s a platform designed for

It’s not quite been a steady road, but since 2010, the dollar has strengthened by account of most metrics. Against the Euro, it strengthen significantly over the year

*Last updated on 12 December 2019 Greetings investors! Welcome to the Q3 2019 list of hedge fund letters and reports! Learn from the top investors on Wall Street,

Value investing is a simple strategy at its core. Value investors select stocks that the market is underestimating for their intrinsic value. Have you ever wanted to buy

A Grilled Buffett In 2009, the US government was in full panic mode after experiencing one of the worst economic bubbles in history. The government established the Financial

For the Buy and Hold Investor Do you constantly maintain your investment portfolio? Maybe you are drained from all the commission fees from your broker? Enter M1 Finance.

The Good Word Navigating through the ever thickening mire of Wall Street news can be daunting to say the least. Finding a source that supplies you with fresh,

The economic calendar documents all the key pre-scheduled economic events from around the world. These outcomes are significant to investors, as they represent the macroeconomic health of different

Simply put, alternative investments are assets that aren’t included in the conventional investment classifications. The conventional investment classifications include cash, stocks, and bonds. Alternative investment classifications include everything

Even in the best of times, investors are looking for strategies to beat the market. While this leads many to take unnecessary risks, one proven investment approach, value

*Last updated on 26 August 2019 Greetings investors! Welcome to the Q2 2019 list of hedge fund letters and reports! Learn from the top investors on Wall Street,

Many people assume Warren Buffett‘s investment strategy is a big secret–but it’s actually not a secret at all. In fact, Buffett has included his investment criteria in the

For the Enterprising Investor Are you the investor that loves to inspect every individual data point in a stock? Are you an active trader? Let’s introduce you to

Generally, the most successful people in the world are also voracious readers. This is also true of the most successful value investors. Both Warren Buffett (who used to

  As an investor, you should be digging into a company’s financial statements. However, you can’t look at these financials in isolation – it’s important to compare a company’s results to other