Value Investing’s Blind Spot: Why Tech Investing is Different

Value Investing’s Blind Spot: Why Tech Investing is Different

Benjamin Graham was one of Warren Buffett’s teachers and Buffett considered Graham’s books Security Analysis (1934) and The Intelligent Investor (1949) to be his investment Bibles.  Back in Graham’s day, financial statements were pure chaos— accounting standards were...
The Next Industrial Revolution

The Next Industrial Revolution

We’ve had several Industrial Revolutions in the U.S.—four or five, depending on who you ask. But you don’t kick off a true industrial revolution with just one new product or industry. What you really need is an entire platform—something that creates lots of...
Adapting to Changing Markets®

Adapting to Changing Markets®

I’ve accomplished a few things in my 4 decades helping clients manage their money.  I led a national trade organization for active money managers, managed mutual funds twice, created a market indicator that is used each week by 20,000 portfolio managers, newsletter...
What Could Possibly Top AI?

What Could Possibly Top AI?

Artificial intelligence (AI) has been all the rage for a few years now, and stocks focused on this market sector have been red hot.  We own a few of these issues in our Future Technologies models, and I wished we owned more – should’a, could’a, would’a and all.    But...
A New Kind of Bear Market

A New Kind of Bear Market

The first thing to do while investing in the stock market (whether through mutual funds, ETFs or individual stocks), is to understand the current market environment. Then you must be able to adapt to those market conditions.  I believe we are currently seeing a bear...
Recession or Just Relief?

Recession or Just Relief?

In 2023 and 2024, there was much talk of an impending economic recession in the financial media.   Most of it was just hot air, in my opinion.  The most widely used indicator of future economic activity is still the US Treasury Bond market, but there are many ways to...