Warren Buffett On Baseball And Investment
Great investors wait for the perfect pitch.

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Chuck Jaffe: Top market newsletter isn’t fit for most investors
Charles Allmon’s Growth Stock Outlook appears to be the picture of a slow-and-steady climber, but zoom in closer and it’s clear that about the only investor who could actually live with Allmon’s strategy is the octogenarian Allmon himself.

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Macro indicators? They’re overrated, many analysts say
Every day, it seems, some economic indicator — maybe the unemployment or inflation rates — is reported by the government or another group, analysts plug the data into their models, and the media s

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Netflix: How Risky Is This Stock?
Here’s a great tool to help you find out.

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Commodities offer investors hedge against stocks, bonds
With markets roiling from uncertainty, investors looking to dodge some of the volatility might benefit from putting their money into one of the most volatile asset classes around — commodities.

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Xyratex Stock Suffers Beating
Shares of data storage company Xyratex are getting slaughtered as investors take profits following the company’s better-than-expected second-quarter earnings report and positive third-quarter outlook.

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Geoff Gannon Investor Questions Podcast #15: What Does Free Cash Flow Margin Variation Tell You …
By Geoff Gannon. A stock’s 10-year free cash flow margin coefficient of variation is a surprisingly useful number. You calculate it by taking the stock’s free cash flow margin, which is free cash flow divided by sales, for each of the last 10 years and figuring out both the standard deviation and the mean. You then divide the standard deviation by the mean. The number you get is the variation …

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Blockbuster to Be Delisted From NYSE
The New York Stock Exchange is beginning the delisting process for Blockbuster stock.

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‘Bank bosses don’t like paying huge bonuses either’
The City’s best-kept secret is out: bank chiefs don’t like paying sky-high bonuses to their bankers any more than the public does.

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Tesla Motors shares sink as IPO excitement wanes
Shares of Tesla Motors Inc. sank Thursday as the fervor surrounding the electric car maker’s blowout public offering washed away. The stock slid $1.87, or 7.9 percent, to settle at $21.96 on its third day of trading, but was still 29 percent above the $17 IPO… Tesla Motors – Initial public offering – Business – Electric car – Investing

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