On May 24, a gunman opened fire at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas — killing 19 children. This happened less than two weeks after a Buffalo, New York supermarket shooting that killed 10 people.
Historically, gun sales have risen after mass shootings and news of potential legislation.
2022 is all about cash cows — companies churning out abundant free cash flow. These stocks have outperformed money-losing businesses, and here’s one explanation why.
Between 2012 and 2021, the amount invested in U.S. sustainable funds has grown nearly 10x to $360B.
ESG (environmental, social and corporate governance) factors are increasingly influencing our investment decisions — but ESG labels can be deceiving, and ESG funds come at a higher cost.
There are many comparisons in today’s market with that of the 2000-2002 dot-com bubble. As Ben Carlson puts it, speculative tech stocks crashed in both periods, Warren Buffett made a comeback and value stocks outperformed again.
Thanks to stock prices, investors are now workin’ on the weekend, unlike usual. Tech stocks are having their worst start to the year since 2000, but fundamentals in data centers are still looking strong despite the drop.
The next domino to go down in the retail industry: Big-box retailers. Yesterday, Target (NYSE:TGT) fell 25% after reporting earnings — its worst one-day drop since the infamous 1987 Black Monday (the DOW fell 22.6% in one day).
