Interesting, but It’s Hard to See Either a “Traditional” Democrat or Republican Running in 2020.
Political Cycles and Stock Returns – Lubos Pastor and Pietro Veronesi
Jeffrey Bronchick, CFA
November 4, 2019
Political Cycles and Stock Returns – Lubos Pastor and Pietro Veronesi
Meb Faber is a SoCal-based investor I have known for a number of years. Meb is the CIO of a quant firm called Cambria Investments.
Download Cove Street Capital’s October 2019 Strategy Letter Number 37: “Fitzgerald, Goethe, Value”
You Can’t Be a Wimp — Make the Tough Calls — Harvard Business Review
Source: The Wall Street Journal
…show him or her the following chart, courtesy of Goldman Sachs (with a hat tip to the Wall Street Journal): For those of you who
Three American business school professors decided to find out. In a first-of-its-kind study, they analyzed more than 26,000 earnings calls from more than 2,100 public
In Michael Lewis’ interesting podcast, Against the Rules, he relays the biblical story of King Solomon adjudicating a dispute between two women who claimed they
Swensen likes to talk about how he looks for money managers who have “a screw loose.” In terms of self-interest, the rational thing to do
How CEOs Can Forge a New Kind of Shareholder Value – Alfred Rappaport (Bloomberg Opinion) The Business Roundtable, the organization for chief executive officers of
Today my colleagues propose to roll back the requirement that auditors attest to the adequacy of certain companies’ internal controls. The proposal’s analysis of the
“In a free society…there is one and only one social responsibility of business – to use its resources and engage in activities designed to increase
