The Biden administration’s recent natural-gas announcement will make energy more expensive, lead to continued reliance on imports from flaky foreign countries, and – ironically – create bigger environmental problems.
This innovative business is the fastest-growing company in the HR-software industry, with a 1,200% increase in revenues over the last decade. With only 5% market share today, the company has a long growth runway to continue delivering market-crushing returns.
An investment fad is a short-term financial trend that quickly gains popularity and interest among investors – but typically lacks long-term viability or strong underlying fundamentals. Let’s look at several prominent fads of the last decade and see what they reveal about today’s investment fads.
This capital efficient global leader in cosmetic devices has grown revenues at more than 50% annually the past five years. But due to a series of short-term macroeconomic challenges, the business trades at a record low valuation, creating a rare buy opportunity
Special Issue: Boeing Collapses. On January 27 of 2023 Porter & Co. published a warning about a mega-cap American stock. For the last 20 years there hasn’t been a company in America that’s embraced more terrible ideas from financial engineering to ESG and DEI than Boeing.
In this special excerpt from The Little Book of Picking Top Stocks, Distressed Investing analyst Marty Fridson reveals the four most important characteristics of stocks that historically beat the market.
This holiday weekend, we’re honoring one of the all-time investing greats by re-publishing a slightly condensed version of a speech Charlie Munger gave at the University of Southern California Marshall School of Business in 1994 – along with commentary from our own expert team.
Today we present Porter & Co.’s official “naughty list” – 10 heavily-indebted, money-losing companies that will suffer no matter what happens in the year ahead.
This industry titan traces its roots back to 1759, and has since amassed an iconic portfolio of world-leading brands. A nearly 50% decline in its stock price due to temporary factors has provided a rare opportunity to buy this recession-resistant gem at its cheapest valuation in over a decade.
The precious metal has been the world’s “hardest” money for 2,500 years. But that may not be the case much longer.