Buffett carefully explained the important risks that the SEC must disclose in the financial report.
Category: SEC
Why would Buffett oppose to EBITDA and financial forecasts?
In Buffett’s 2020 shareholder letter, he mentioned several common but unreasonable accounting techniques used by CEOs of US-listed companies in their financial statements: especially EBITDA and financial forecasts.
Should investors chase the ESG?
Should investors chase the ESG?
What is business key operation figure? Take major industries as examples
What is business operation figure? Take major industries as examples, The most effort-saving and simplest way
Twitter acquisition is a modern version of ‘Barbarians at the Door’
Twitter acquisition is a modern-day version of ‘Barbarians at the Door’, First of all, if you haven’t read “Barbarians at the Gate”, which is regarded as the most classic Wall Street M&A and business war related books or movies in history, please find time to read it.
Are Chinese stocks suitable for long-term investment?
Chinese stocks is not a wise choice, I have previously written two articles on the theme of China concept stocks: “The biggest risk to hold Chinese stocks, taking Alibaba and Tencent as examples”, and “Why do many Chinese companies want to be US listed?”.
Insider trading and regulations on U.S. stocks
Insider trading and regulations on U.S. stocks. Regarding insider trading, Buffett had two famous sayings as below:
Unbelievable brokage zero fees, How could this happen?
Why can US brokerages have zero fees? Order flow payment (Payment for order flow: PFOF) involves retail brokerage brokers, such as Robin Hood (ticker: HOOD) and TD Ameritrade (has been acquired by Charles Schwab, ticker: SCHW) to sell their customers’ market orders to third parties
Why Microsoft acquired Activision Blizzard, PC-era game dominator?
Why Microsoft acquired Activision Blizzard, PC-era game dominator?
Amazon vs. Alibaba
The businesses of Amazon and Alibaba are almost the same in all aspects, so the two are highly comparable. Just as Amazon’s stock price is not very good this year, and Alibaba has collapsed by more than 40% now, let us compare the two e-commerce giants in China and the United States.
