“One who sees inaction in action, and action in inaction, has understanding among men, disciplined in all he performs.” —Bhagavad-Gita, Chapter 4, Verse 18 As you may have noticed, financial markets have been uncertain of late. The conventional response is … Read more
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Leave a CommentThe housing market may be in recovery, and some prominent commentators have suggested that if it is, the broader market may recover alongside it. Joe McAlinden, A CFA Charterholder and the CIO of Catalpa Capital, joined me in our New … Read more
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One of the more interesting and insightful models or systems in financial analysis is the DuPont analysis, named after the U.S. chemical company that began systematically looking at these numbers in the 1920s. The DuPont analysis is a way of … Read more
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