Volatility Rocks All Boats
In this latest update, we provide updates on five stocks – across different sectors of the market – where investors are focusing too much on the short term. All are below their “buy up to” prices.
In this latest update, we provide updates on five stocks – across different sectors of the market – where investors are focusing too much on the short term. All are below their “buy up to” prices.
China’s artificial intelligence sector is not in a market bubble. In fact, the company Erez Kalir recommends this month trades at a significantly lower valuation than its U.S. peers and is poised to soar going forward.
While most of the financial world was still talking about “peak oil,” the Gods of Gas knew about massive technological improvements to drilling and fracking and figured, correctly, these innovations would once again make natural gas the world’s most important sources of energy.
Today, Distressed Investing editor Marty Fridson writes that when a sell-off in distressed debt begins, and sellers vastly outnumber buyers, outstanding opportunities will exist even in bonds that face no serious risk of failing. It can be a ripe time for juicy returns.
An urgent warning about the ongoing consumer credit implosion, and Porter announces our new “short” portfolio.
Each Friday, we provide an update on the current live tracking portfolio (as of the previous day’s closing prices), a summary of the last week of trading activity, and updates on any significant developments among the companies we have positions in.
In July, we recommended QVC’s 4.375% bond maturing September 1, 2028, when it was trading for around $430. Today, we are recommending selling the bond. We have noticed a recent turn in the distressed-debt market. Until recently, investors tended to look beyond any hiccups in a company’s performance to focus on the longer-term outlook. In
The “Top Up” Strategy For Forgotten Stocks An Exclusive Presentation From Distressed Investing Legend Marty Fridson This is Porter & Co.’s The Big Secret On Wall Street, our flagship publication that we publish every Thursday at 4 pm ET. Once a month, we provide to our paid-up subscribers a full report on a stock recommendation,