Tag: stock valuations

Our recent article, The End of an Era for Stocks, warns that a tremendous thirty-year tailwind for corporate earnings is dying down. Consistent corporate interest...

Good news – the world’s largest central bank hit the pause button on rate hikes last week. After embarking on a rate hiking cycle...

Back in the day, a double dog dare was often a kid’s first introduction to evaluating risk and reward. The rarely presented double dog...

The following research was contributed to by Christine Short, VP of Research at Wall Street Horizon. There has been an increase in the net number...

Sheep are timid, nervous, and easily frightened animals. For similar reasons, some fixed-income investors are often described as sheepish. Investing sheep get anxious about...

Growing wealth happens over decades. Within these decades are many bullish and bearish cycles. While investors tend to focus on making the most of...

Over the last few years, investors have bid up prices of some stocks to historical valuations. Many of these investors are speculating on price...

Proctor & Gamble (PG) is a conservative and highly regarded consumer staples company with a 180-year track record. The company produces many globally admired...

Say say two thousand zero zero party over, oops, out of timeSo tonight I’m gonna party like it’s nineteen ninety-nine” - Prince 1999 Prince wrote the...

Many investors claim that comparing current valuations to the nifty fifties, roaring twenties, or the go-go nineties is for the birds. New technologies, aggressive...