Economics at Large
Jeffrey Bronchick, CFA
December 4, 2023
The idea of regulation and the establishment of a legitimate exchange is to ensure that phony and fraudulent ideas DON’T go public in the first place.
Let’s be clear. Investing money is really about one of at least three things: structuring a pool of capital to meet stated goals, simply making
A sneaky little cull from the Financial Times this week on the world of Private Credit. Some in long pants might recall the former Citi CEO calling the top in 2007.
This is the FINRA proposal allowing investment managers to include specific return targets when raising money from “qualified” pools of money. If I knew I
We bought our Mutual Fund for $1 when we started Cove Street. It might have been overvalued on an NPV weighted for back-office commitment. This
The good folks at Verdad do quantitative work that exceeds our personal time commitment to the quantitative. So they are part of our read widely
Rigorous investment analysis involves the consideration of all “known” variables as well as a wide swathe of qualitative considerations of unknown unknowns to the best
“Generally speaking, it pays to stay away from declining businesses. It’s very hard. You’d be amazed at some of the offers of businesses we get
The calendar third quarter of 2023 was a messy one for financial markets at large, and we were not immune to its lack of charms.
The International Energy Agency has forecasted that demand for fossil fuels will peak before 2030. “I don’t think they’re remotely right . . . You can build scenarios, but
Somewhat obvious relevance to what we do here from a New Yorker profile of Lionel Messi: The legendary striker can often be found off the
