Angling: what a great school! Little Colin will long remember this memorable fishing trip which not only offered him a great lesson of life for the man he will become, but also a pearl of wisdom for the investor he … LIRE LA SUITE →
A Pandemic Panic
Fear is the investor’s worst enemy, and it has always been so. Here is a historical anecdote that illustrates how this emotion can create financial disaster.… LIRE LA SUITE →
The Hidden Value on the Balance Sheet
To find the intrinsic value of a company, it is sometimes necessary to delve beyond the financial statements in order to have access to the current numbers. We then discover treasures of hidden value just waiting to be revealed.… LIRE LA SUITE →
Inversion
Everyone talks about the famous inversion of the curve, but what exactly is it? Should we fear an imminent recession? Is this signal still relevant in our new economy?… LIRE LA SUITE →
The Source of a Grand Slam
Continuation of “The Grand Slam” (#7). The stock market is subject to the vagaries of fashions, a major cause of the often irrational fluctuations of securities.… LIRE LA SUITE →
The 20$ Bill
Napoleon Hill, a great business thinker of the 1930s, said that only 2% of the people really think for themselves. And that hasn’t changed since! During a family outing to the Christmas market, the children learn that thinking for oneself … LIRE LA SUITE →
Bubbles
To answer Fred’s questions about cannabis titles, Pascal takes us on a tour of some famous bubbles from history. The greed is often stronger than rationality…… LIRE LA SUITE →
The oak
The quality of a company’s fundamentals is not always represented in the price of its share. This is the very principle of stock market deals! Will this allegory of the oak convince you?… LIRE LA SUITE →
Bet on the Long Term
Gathered for the retirement of Administrative Assistant Charlotte, Pascal and his colleagues discuss the negative effects of increased trading on portfolio returns.… LIRE LA SUITE →