In this issue, we provide updates on several current recommendations in the portfolio that have fallen in value. Some of these are world-class companies that dominate their respective industries. One is not. The distinction provides a good lesson in when to sell and when to hold.
Selling shares too soon can be worse than buying poor-performing shares. No matter what happens in markets or the economy, great businesses tend to do well over the long run. It’s almost always a mistake to sell them.
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.
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.
Today’s 12 Days of Christmas selection is from Porter, sharing the letter he wrote to his son Traveler about life (being poor sucks), investing (don’t overpay for stocks), and more. We hope that you enjoy it… and we’ll be back with our usual program on January 6.
Although Bitcoin adoption could take several decades, its role in global markets cannot be ignored. With institutions now able to invest through ETFs, Bitcoin is rapidly gaining acceptance, this analyst writes.
After watching Porter’s End of America documentary, today’s guest writer did some research and then did something else that shocked many people – including his good friend Porter.
When Ronald Reagan spoke to traders and brokers on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange in 1985, he was greeted with roars of approval for what his policies had done for the U.S. economy during his first term as president.
Researching an investment story is a lot like solving a murder mystery, Liz McNulty writes today. Behind the publicly available information, there’s often a saga that no one sees at first glance…
