After reading Dear Shareholder, I was reminded of “Outsiders” which I introduced on this blog.
Category: US Stock Market
Veeva, the lord of industry systems in the lifescience industry
Veeva provides cloud-based customer relationship management (CRM) services, storage services, and analytics tools for life science companies
Wolfspeed, the upstar of gen 3 semiconductor
Wolfspeed is the world’s largest silicon carbide substrate factory, and its patent strength in silicon carbide substrates and crystallization is far ahead. Its global silicon carbide substrate market share in 2021 is estimated by TrendForce to be as high as 62%.
Big pharma spin-offs, and advantages to invest them
The following are the three big pharma spin-offs I know of in the past ten years. These three pharmaceutical companies are all world-renowned super pharmaceutical companies
How does Texas Instruments make money? Amazing long term capital reward and company net profit margin!
Take Texas Instruments (aka TI, ticker: TXN) as an example; this company was founded earlier than Intel (ticker: INTC), for Intel, I suggest you refer to my previous blog post “How Does Intel Make Money? And the Benefits of Investing in It”
Articles set for US stock dummies: resources, tools, books investors must have, ETF tracking broader market, how to trade US stocks?
US stock resources, tools, and books investors must have
Gen 3 semiconductor gallium nitride (GaN)
We mentioned in my blog post “3rd gen semiconductor” that gallium nitride (GaN) is one of the two main protagonists of third-generation semiconductors
Free online toolset for US stock investment
The free online tools I spent a few months writing about some U.S. stock investment toolset that investors in U.S. stocks often use.
Cardiac device maker Abiomed acquired by Johnson & Johnson
In section 3-4, page 152 of my book “The Rules of 10 Baggers”, when I discuss the rising star of medical equipment, I use the company ABIOMED as an example.
Commercial-oriented firms perform better in recessions
U.S. stocks have rebounded a lot from the bottom of the bear market in June. Many investors believe that the worst time has passed; but the reality is not so optimistic. But there is another important point in this article — commercial-oriented companies are more resilient to recessions.