Sunday, December 27, 2015

A Stock Picker’s Recipe for Success + MORE 5:20 am Dec 28th

 
 
My Sunday Washington Post Business Section column is out. This morning, we look at the usual run of terrible year end financial advice.
I do not mince words about my annoyance with the usual filler. Here’s an excerpt from the column:

“I offer you none of that: no stock picks, no predictions, no economic analysis…

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Death Watch Illinois: Despite Massive Stock Market Rally, Illinois Pension Liabilities Go Up, and Up, and UpIllinois Pension Problems MountIllinois’ unfunded liabilities have risen ten out of the last eleven years. The only exception was 2011. This was despite massive rallies in financial markets every year since 2009.One out of every five tax dollars goes to pensions, but that’s nowhere close to enough to stem the tide…

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Submitted by David Haggith via The Great Recession blog, It’s a good question to ask on the days after Christmas, when we have all used our credit cards to buy gifts for others. In spite of this seasonal gift buying, I think there has never been a more selfish generation. What is so selfish about this generation? What other generation has been so amenable toward letting future generations pay for their lavish lifestyles? Many live in MacMansions purchased with thirty-year loans they won’t live to repay…

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At the recent CFA Institute Equity Research and Valuation Conference in Philadelphia, Fidelity fund manager Chuck Myers, CFA, drew on his experiences as a value investor and shared some of the lessons he learned along the way that have come to shape his investing philosophy. Read more

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from Royalty Gateway http://www.royaltygateway.com/a-stock-pickers-recipe-for-success-more-520-am-dec-28th/
 
 
My Sunday Washington Post Business Section column is out. This morning, we look at the usual run of terrible year end financial advice.
I do not mince words about my annoyance with the usual filler. Here’s an excerpt from the column:

“I offer you none of that: no stock picks, no predictions, no economic analysis…

Continue Reading On ritholtz.com »

Death Watch Illinois: Despite Massive Stock Market Rally, Illinois Pension Liabilities Go Up, and Up, and UpIllinois Pension Problems MountIllinois’ unfunded liabilities have risen ten out of the last eleven years. The only exception was 2011. This was despite massive rallies in financial markets every year since 2009.One out of every five tax dollars goes to pensions, but that’s nowhere close to enough to stem the tide…

Continue Reading On globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com »

Submitted by David Haggith via The Great Recession blog, It’s a good question to ask on the days after Christmas, when we have all used our credit cards to buy gifts for others. In spite of this seasonal gift buying, I think there has never been a more selfish generation. What is so selfish about this generation? What other generation has been so amenable toward letting future generations pay for their lavish lifestyles? Many live in MacMansions purchased with thirty-year loans they won’t live to repay…

Continue Reading On zerohedge.com/ »

At the recent CFA Institute Equity Research and Valuation Conference in Philadelphia, Fidelity fund manager Chuck Myers, CFA, drew on his experiences as a value investor and shared some of the lessons he learned along the way that have come to shape his investing philosophy. Read more

Continue Reading On cfainstitute.org »

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