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Leave a CommentThe legendary Berkshire Hathaway is scheduled to release earnings on the first of May, so we caught up with an investor who has followed the Omaha-based company and its founder Warren Buffett for years. The subject of our conversation: Is … Read more
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Timing the sale of a security is arguably the most important aspect of any successful investment strategy. The most common trigger point used by the industry today is the price target, which is an estimate of intrinsic value derived from … Read more
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I wouldn’t be too negative about Europe. I think a lot of the issues result from Europe dealing with its problems now — by restructuring the weaker economies and getting state budgets on a sustainable level — rather than deferring them. Second, as I mentioned, European companies aren’t entirely dependent on European consumers because many companies are global.
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