If the company you are tracking “seems” to be similar to a well-known listed company’s corporate culture that can bring huge benefits to investors, you should at least give it an extra point in your mind.
How Dave, a unique fintech, makes money
Dave offers a banking app, is dedicated to providing customers with services such as banking services, overdraft protection, building credit and finding part-time jobs.
Checklist to see if your return on investment is good or not?
This article is a checklist I have created. I hope investors will ask themselves and be honest with themselves. This article is intended to help investors self-examine whether their return on investment is good or not.
ERP oligopoly SAP succeeds in AI and cloud transformation, How SAP makes money?
SAP’ is extremely important to the back-end operations of an enterprise. Without it, the daily operations of the enterprise will come to a halt.
High growth country generally have poor stock returns
In developing countries, high growth country, many profitable, large-scale, and monopolistic companies are state-owned or even unlisted companies. If companies that benefit from economic growth are not listed on the market and shared with the majority of shareholders, it will be difficult for the stock market to reflect the fruits of the country’s economic growth.
IBM decision-making mistakes in the past 4 decads led to today’s outcome
IBM has made major and irreparable mistakes in decision-making on many major issues; it can be said that IBM decision-making mistakes caused today’s predicament.
Humanoid Robots current status and vendors
Humanoid robots will usher in explosive maturity in the next five to ten years. It is estimated that by 2035, it will create an output value of nearly US$26 billion.
The crowd tend to lose their judgment and get lost
People get lost in market: Seeing is believing NOT exist in market, Markets are not rational, Academic hypothesis not refect the fact.
S&P 500 bull return in a row, what will happen next, based on past century data
In the past 100 years, there have been two times S&P 500 bull return in a row, more than 20% annual return rate. The results were both tragic, causing the U.S. stock market to perform poorly for many years.
Irrational Exuberance Indicator
The Irrational Exuberance Indicator Greenspan is referring to is to measure the irrational valuation of the stock market by comparing the “difference” between stock yields (the inverse of the price-to-earnings ratio) and bond yields.