Month: November 2019

Siemens Chief Executive Joe Kaeser on Friday lamented Germans who fail to recognize true visionaries and instead admire pot smokers who talk about space travel, only days after his deputy praised Tesla CEO Elon Musk. “Amusing opinions in our country: When a German chief executive proactively orients his company toward the future, he is regarded as ‘lofty’ and ‘philosophical’. Kaeser’s statement sparked a lively debate on social media, with the Siemens CEO later seeking to clarify his comments. …read more […]

Q3 2019 Allegiant Travel Co Earnings Call …read more […]

Many expect the U.S. and China to roll back part of the tariffs soon. But Peter Navarro, a close advisor to President Trump, argued forcefully against that notion on Friday. …read more […]

Relatives of people killed and survivors from an attack this week on a bus convoy of mine workers in Burkina Faso were increasingly angry on Saturday at what they said was a lack of support from authorities and the mining company. Hundreds of relatives, friends and colleagues of the victims waited for hours to recover their bodies from a morgue in the capital Ouagadougou, as a procession of vehicles made its way to cemeteries across the city. Authorities said 38 people were killed in the attack, one of the deadliest in years in the West African country. …read more […]

This week, we asked Wealthy Retirement readers to share the stories of their most profitable trades and trading strategies. We were pleased to hear that so many of our readers had been successful in the market.
Some wins were recent…
“Sold Dollar General (NYSE: DG) today for a 100% profit!!”
“YES. New Oxford Club Member. Up 16% upon your suggestion.”
Others were long-term plays…
“Yes. The trade was on Tesla (Nasdaq: TSLA). The shares were held for two years and sold for a 150% gain.”
“I bought the stock of a company that had some upside potential and sold it when it was about 40% up, …read more […]

Q3 2019 PCTEL Inc Earnings Call …read more […]

This week, a lot of people received text messages. That’s not unusual. Billions of messages are sent in the U.S. on a daily basis according to a wireless industry trade association (SMSEagle). What is unusual is many of these messages were sent on Valentine’s Day.
A glitch in the text messaging system prevented the delivery of lots (we’re still not sure of the exact number) of messages sent on Valentine’s Day. The senders didn’t know about the delay. The recipients didn’t know. And apparently, neither did the phone companies.
Then, this week, the messages were delivered. Some people received messages from people …read more […]

Howard Marks put it nicely when he said that, rather than worrying about share price volatility, ‘The possibility of… …read more […]

Investing in stocks inevitably means buying into some companies that perform poorly. Long term Great Panther Mining… …read more […]

Today we’ll look at Exelon Corporation (NASDAQ:EXC) and reflect on its potential as an investment. Specifically, we’ll… …read more […]

Diana Shipping Inc. (NYSE:DSX), which is in the shipping business, and is based in Greece, received a lot of attention… …read more […]

We often see insiders buying up shares in companies that perform well over the long term. The flip side of that is… …read more […]

Q3 2019 EQM Midstream Partners LP and Equitrans Midstream Corp Earnings Call …read more […]