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Editor’s Note: Nowadays, we’re so inundated with opinions and commentary from so many different voices that it can be difficult to know who to trust.
As Chief Investment Strategist Alexander Green writes below, the simplest solution is likely the wisest one: trust the consensus.
Like what you read? To get more insights from Alex, check out W...
Rivian Automotive (Nasdaq: RIVN) was once called a “Tesla killer.”
These days, it’s one of several automakers trying to build a lasting business in the electric vehicle market Tesla helped bring into the mainstream.
That’s not a knock on Rivian. It has found buyers for its electric trucks and SUVs, and its new, lower-priced R2 SUV gives it a cha...
AT&T (NYSE: T) has spent the past few years getting back to basics.
After years of trying to become a media giant, the company sold off WarnerMedia in 2022 and turned its focus back to wireless service and high-speed internet.
That shift came at a cost. AT&T cut its quarterly dividend from $0.52 to $0.2775 per share in 2022, and the payo...
A few years ago, my son had just graduated from college and was getting ready to start his first job.
We were talking about his benefits, and, being my son, he volunteered, “Of course, I’ll contribute to the 401(k).”
When I asked him what percentage of his paycheck he planned to contribute, he told me he would maximize the company’s match, which was in the mid-s...
“Remember that money is of a prolific generating nature. Money can beget money, and its offspring can beget more.”
– Benjamin Franklin
My ancestor Ben Franklin wrote the quote above in 1748, and I’ve never found a better description of how great fortunes behave. In the right hands, money reproduces.
The biggest companies in the world don’t get that way by ...