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I’ve written many times about using a cash-secured put sale strategy as a disciplined way to enter a long stock position at a lower price or get paid not to.#-ad_banner-# I have a slight twist on this strategy that I call the… Read More

Stocks are enjoying a strong year. For example, if you were long the S&P 500 since the first trading day of 2012, you’d be sitting on a gain of about 14%. That’s far better than the historical norms, and though the path has been volatile, your patience would have been… Read More

Whatever your political views, there’s no dispute that Mitt Romney has been extremely successful as an investor. At Bain Capital, Romney used the power of private equity to earn huge returns by investing in underperforming companies, turning these businesses around and sharing in the profits. Investing like Romney requires millions… Read More

When he was head of General Electric (NYSE: GE), Jack Welch had one rule for his company: Be the top player in the field, or don’t even bother. The numbers backed him up. Business school professors repeatedly teach that an industry leader can have up to twice the… Read More

An American tradition may soon follow the way of the horse buggy and oil-fired street lamps. In fact, this tradition is as American as baseball, apple pie and even Chevrolets. It will be sad to see it go, but in its place comes efficiency… Read More

When looking for “the next big thing,” it’s imperative to cast a wide net. Consider this: In 2011 the world’s growth domestic product (GDP) totaled $69.9 trillion. Of that only about $15.1 trillion came from the U.S… Read More