At current valuations, it is virtually certain that investors buying the S&P 500 – especially the largest and most overvalued stocks – will be severely disappointed since future returns for at least the next decade will be paltry.
This company became Warren Buffett’s playbook for Berkshire Hathaway. Acquire the asset at a large discount to net asset value, borrow against those assets, use the losses from the legacy business to offset gains from new acquisitions, liquidate the legacy business… and profit massively as the new company grows.
This company was built on the idea of technology “outpacing the law,” and it’s turbocharged a staggeringly effective online network of customers that circumvents traditional business practices in more than 70 countries… And is now generating a profit and shares will soon begin to rise.
A president threatening to set up a second revenue agency for the federal government isn’t good news. It’s horrifying, Porter reports, on the news that the incoming Trump administration has proposed an External Revenue Service.
Equity prices are at multi-decade highs. As such, Porter predicts, it will take at least a decade for many of today’s S&P 500 members to “grow” into their current valuations.
Fifty-five years ago, Warren Buffett announced his retirement. In 1969, the legendary investor felt he could no longer generate the 30% returns he had been generating. Then things changed…
High-yield bonds often predict the direction of their companies’ associated stocks a few months in advance. We’ve taken advantage of this phenomenon with three bond recommendations followed by the same companies’ shares. And in this issue, we’re doing the same thing…
A leader in the field of regenerative medicine, this company has developed treatment for injured civilians and soldiers in Ukraine, and for vascular victims of automobile accidents, shootings, and industrial mishaps. Its off-the-shelf solution is putting it way ahead of its competition… with a potential for huge future returns.
Over the past half century, the price of gold has risen more than 7,500% in U.S. dollar terms, yet, over the same period, gold stocks have risen only 1,000%. In this week’s Big Secret, we explain why and how it can play out in your investment outlook.
In today’s Daily Journal, Porter writes that Americans now have more capital allocated to the stock market than ever before. And thus, stocks are now trading at record-high valuations. This has led to one outcome when this has happened in the past… And it’s not a good one.