Standard & Poor's has alleged that the ongoing lawsuit brought against it by the U.S. Justice Department was initiated in response to the 2011 downgrade the financial services company... Read More

Who says there is no inflation in Europe? Elliott Advisors, the UK division of the US hedge fund that forced Argentina to default on its sovereign debt, recently gave one... Read More

Rejoice income investors, the global quest for equity yield may be coming to an end, says a recent research report from Goldman Sachs. And in this environment investors should... Read More

Hottest Housing Market On Tuesday, the Federal Housing Finance Authority (FHFA) will release its first estimate of home price appreciation in 2016.  With New and Existing Home Sales also on... Read More

The Japanese yen continued to rule weak against the dollar after last week’s solid GDP and jobs data out of the US, propelling stocks in the export-oriented country to... Read More

With over 43 pages of text, the Berkshire 50th anniversary letter cannot be summed up easily. Nevertheless, in this two part article there are a selection of key quotes from the... Read More

There has always been a simmering dispute between those deeply associated with the Silicon Valley technology crew, which views itself as creating new industries and jobs that drive the... Read More

The price-to-book ratio is for the most part a completely useless valuation method. Indeed, unless calculated personally, with a keen eye for detail and rigorous analysis of company finances,... Read More

Of all the investment styles, value Risk and Value, which lagged by a wide margin in August’s flat market, were September’s best-performing styles according to Bank of America's latest Quantitative... Read More

This is part one of a ten part series on Ray Dalio (and part of our upcoming ebook on Dalio, which will include much information not available to the public),... Read More