Peter Lynch, 25 Years Later: It’s Not Just ‘Invest in What You Know’ - WSJ
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Fed Officials Worry Interest Rates Will Go Up, Only to Come Back Down - WSJ
Federal Reserve officials are likely to raise their benchmark short-term interest rate from near zero Wednesday, expecting to slowly ratchet it higher to above 3% in three years. Their big worry is…
Gundlach says 'never just one cockroach' in any kind of credit meltdown
Jeffrey Gundlach, the widely followed investor who runs DoubleLine Capital, warned Friday that crumbling credit markets could expose more fund debacles such as Third Avenue Management’s junk bond…
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The best explanation on what to do with Kinder Morgan $KMI
I was going to write something about where I thought Kinder screwed up and perhaps where I did. Dan Dicker sums it well enough in the Street's Real Money. He writes, "What is so interesting about…
DJ Kinder Morgan $KMI Slashes Dividend
We admittedly are shocked that Kinder Morgan Inc. slashed its quarterly dividend by 75% on Tuesday, and according to the WSJ, "an unprecedented step for the massive energy company that just one year…
If this is a good time to be in the market, why do most investors feel so bad?
I like this missive from JP MORGAN's outstanding research department. "Meanwhile it would be easier to feel better about the SPX if its leadership wasn’t so thin – the “FANG” complex…
Kinder Morgan $KMI Disaster- did the market get it wrong?
One of the widest held securities by the individual investor declined 30% this week alone. Kinder Morgan, the 3rd largest energy company in the U.S. issued a press release today that was read wrong…
A Very Strange Day in the Market
Yesterday was just weird. U.S. stocks, government bonds and the dollar all tumbled Thursday, a rare occurrence that underlines markets’ vulnerability to reversals at a time of large bets on…
Today's 10% Ginnie Maes, right in front of our noses
I wish I had a nickel, no maybe $10,000 for every time I heard someone say," I wish I had bought those 10% Ginnie Mae bonds back in the day..." (GNMA Bonds are guaranteed by the full faith and…