Following Jim Rogers
Today, we share excerpts from Investment Biker, by Jim Rogers, who is viewed as one of the founding fathers of the boots-on-the-ground approach to investing in emerging and frontier markets around the world.
Today, we share excerpts from Investment Biker, by Jim Rogers, who is viewed as one of the founding fathers of the boots-on-the-ground approach to investing in emerging and frontier markets around the world.
It’s Naughty List time. In this once-a-year special edition, we make a list of our least-favorite, worst-performing companies, check it twice, and tell you why they’re not so nice.
Shares of electrical infrastructure provider Eaton Corp (NYSE: ETN) fell below our stop loss price of $338.83 yesterday. If you haven’t yet sold shares, we recommend exiting the position. We will use the recommended stop loss as the official exit price for our model portfolio. We recommended Eaton on September 18, as part of a
While corporate insiders and Wall Street analysts wave the caution flag by selling way more than buying, retail investors have never been more euphoric. We look at how that plays out across The Big Secret portfolio.
U.S. equity funds have experienced more inflows of capital than any prior year on record – and four times as much as is going into non-U.S. equities. The divergence is creating a big buying opportunity.
This quick-serve restaurant has figured out how to beat rising food prices, using a savvy mix of business strategies that have kept its revenue and earnings growing at over 20% per year. It has delivered some of the best returns in the stock market for a decade.
Three companies in our Parallel Processing Revolution basket have hit their stop losses – Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (NYSE: TSM), Nvidia (Nasdaq: NVDA), and Vertiv Holdings (NYSE: VRT). We recommended these stocks in The Big Secret on Wall Street on September 18 with a 10% trailing stop loss and a maximum risk rating level of 5,