If you are thinking of investing in chip makers don’t just look at the largest chip producers. This situation has favored older, less well known, chip makers such as Microchip, Marvell Technology, STMicroelectronics, NXP Semiconductors, Onsemi and Infineon.
Read More...Is the stock market going to head up forever? If that is so, why are insiders selling stocks?
Read More...Johnson and Johnson announced its intention to spin off its well-known consumer products into a separate company with the process to be complete inside of two years. This got us thinking about how to invest in the Johnson & Johnson split.
Read More...Our concern is about QE tapering and your investments. When Fed Chairman Powell announced the plan to taper he also noted that there will be no immediate increase in interest rates at least not in the first half of 2022.
Read More...Is the ROI on Treasury Inflation Protected Securities sufficient to stay ahead of inflation and protect you from getting negative real interest rates? And, what happens with TIPS if the economy goes into a spiral of deflation and negative interest rates?
Read More...What are the risks of stablecoins? The folks at Treasury are concerned about things like fraud, mismanagement and bank runs if these growing assets are not regulated.
Read More...The Chinese Communist Party which runs everything in China needs to keep people in China satisfied with how they are doing things and that may be more and more of an issue in China. Our concerns are about economic problems in China and your investments.
Read More...Success in investing leads to increased wealth and security. Success in investing comes from making sound decisions, paying attention, and taking the time to learn about what t invest in and how to invest. Here are our thoughts about considerations when investing.
Read More...One of the principal concerns when choosing interest bearing investments is the rate of default of that kind of debt and specifically for the specific borrower. In this regard the default rate of all US municipal bonds rated and unrated between 1970 and 2011 was one in 150 or 0.64%
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