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Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund Bought These Stocks…Should You?

May 18, 2020December 10, 2020 Tim Bandou 0 Comments Bank of America, Berkshire Hathaway, Boeing, Carnival Cruise Lines, Citigroup, Coronavirus, Facebook, Investment, Marriott International, Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia, Royal Dutch Shell, Saudi Arabia, Stock market, Tesla, Total, Uber, Warren Buffet

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is best known for being an energy superpower: It is the world’s largest exporter of

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Technically, the USA is already in a recession. Will the market crash again and if so how should you prepare?

May 15, 2020December 10, 2020 Tim Bandou 0 Comments Bailout, Bitcoin, Blue Chip Stocks, Buffet Valuation Indicator, Cash, China, Coronavirus, Dividend Aristocrats, Economy, Hedge, Oil Crisis, Recession, Russia, Safe Haven, Saudi Arabia, Stock market, Store of Value, Trade war, Unemployment, USA, Warren Buffet

The coronavirus has created a global crisis of unprecedented nature. There is a clear disconnect between the stock market and the real economy. Will the market adjust to price in the incoming recession? How should investors prepare?

Stock Analysis

3 Undervalued Stocks Long Term Investors Should Buy

April 12, 2020 Tim Bandou 0 Comments Apple, Bailout, Berkshire Hathaway, Carnival Cruise, Charlie Munger, Coca-Cola, Coronavirus, Debt Offering, Fox Corporation, Investing, Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia, Rupert Murdoch, Stock market, Warren Buffet

The coronavirus outbreak recently caused US markets to crash at a record pace. While observers speculate whether the worst is

How to Invest

How to Invest in Stocks. 1 – Getting Rid of Bias

April 2, 2020 Tim Bandou 0 Comments Burton Malkiel, Financial Adviser, George Soros, Index Fund, Inflation, Investing, Millenials, Money, Princeton University, S&P 500, Savings Account, Stock market, The Boston Consulting Group, Warren Buffet, Wealth

This series of articles will provide you with the necessary knowledge to start investing with confidence. Today, we start by dispelling some of the most common biases held against the stock market.