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Well, the very first thing I’m going to read this weekend (and you should too!) is the FY 2015 Berkshire Hathaway Annual Report and Shareholders Letter, both of which are supposed to be released on Berkshire’s website around 8:00AM ET…
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Meet Ben Graham’s Mr. Market (Vintage Value Investing) Public Service Announcement: The Stock Market Is Not the Economy (Vintage Value Investing) Book(s) Value Investing: From Graham to Buffett and Beyond (Bruce Greenwald, Kahn, Sonkin, & van Biema) Links Berkshire’s Kinder Stake:…
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How to Invest in an Index Fund or ETF (Vintage Value Investing) Crossing the Bridge: What is Margin of Safety? (Vintage Value Investing) Who was the Richest President? (Vintage Value Investing) Book(s) Value Investing: From Graham to Buffett and Beyond (Bruce…
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What is Value Investing? (Vintage Value Investing) What Warren Buffett Has to Say About Seizing Big Opportunities (Vintage Value Investing) The Super Bowl Indicator (Vintage Value Investing) Book(s) Value Investing: From Graham to Buffett and Beyond (Bruce Greenwald, Kahn, Sonkin, & van…
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The Secret behind Charlie Munger’s Success: Work For Yourself an Hour Each Day (Vintage Value Investing) The 4 Warren Buffett Stock Investing Principles (Vintage Value Investing) Benjamin Graham: The Father of Value Investing and His Family (Vintage Value Investing) Book(s) Value Investing: From…
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What I’m reading this weekend: Book(s) Lawrence in Arabia: War, Deceit, Imperial Folly and the Making of the Modern Middle East – Scott Anderson Links How to Make Sense of Plummeting Global Markets – The New York Times The Psychology of a…
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What I’m reading this weekend: J.P. Morgan’s Guide to the Markets 1Q16 – J.P. Morgan Asset Management Monthly Commentary: Warped Expectations (January 2016) – J.P. Morgan Asset Management GSAM Energy & Infrastructure Team: 2015 Review & 2016 Outlook – Goldman Sachs Asset Management BofA Merrill Lynch Research Investment…
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What happens when the Fed raises interest rates? As the NYTimes describes, there are 10 steps to the Fed hike: Step 1. New Tools… It all kicks off here. Typically, when people say “the Fed raised rates,” they’re using a form…
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What I’m reading this weekend: Buffett’s Grandson Seeks Own Investment Route: Social Change – The New York Times Belgium is a failed state: Brussels’ nest of radicalism is just one of the failings of a divided, dysfunctional country – Politico Why…
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Happy Halloween! Enjoy these spooky links from around the web: The Economics of Halloween: Spending to Top $6.9 Billion – Bloomberg Business The Economist Explains: The Meaning of Halloween – The Economist The Economics of Halloween – Credit Loan How Does Halloween Affect the Economy? – Investopedia Uber…
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