AOL Spin-off Set for December 10th, Price Looks Meager
My interest lies in the fact that AOL is going to be valued at next to nothing and former Google sales star Tim Armstrong is the company’s new CEO.
My interest lies in the fact that AOL is going to be valued at next to nothing and former Google sales star Tim Armstrong is the company’s new CEO.
The recent recession has taken a toll on jewelry retailers across the country, with more than 500 chains closing during the first nine months of 2009.
As I have written here before, my fair value target for the S&P 500 this year has been 1,050.
Chad Brand is the founder and President of Peridot Capital Management LLC, a registered investment advisory firm focused on value investing strategies. Using a contrarian, long term, value oriented strategy, Chad has been successfully managing funds for nearly two decades. Here on the pages of Finance Banter, Chad discusses general market conditions and the impacts of significant [...]
Warren Buffett has been buying shares of U.S. railroads for several years now but Tuesday’s announcement that Berkshire Hathaway would buy Burlington Northern for $34 billion is in another class of deal.
Over the years I have been criticized sometimes for investing in growth companies. How can I do such a thing when I consider myself a value manager? My response is quite simple; you have to differentiate between a company and its stock.
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