Firms tend to issue stock when they think it’s expensive and repurchase when it’s cheap. That’s not what’s happening now

Respected economists once defended Hassett’s expertise but he has a record of partisanship and poor judgment

The notion that investing is exclusive means those who need their money to work hardest are the least likely to benefit from it

Critics dismiss Burry as a one-trick pony, which is arguably harsh

The pendulum has swung again, with Apple recently climbing back to the point where it was within reach of Nvidia’s valuation

Few corporate records come close, and the scale of Cook’s achievement makes Apple’s succession process a delicate one

AI valuations look very stretched. But historically, markets that are worried about being in a bubble tend not to be, according to new study

Including dividends, the S&P 500 has nearly tripled since December 2017 when he warned of a bursting bubble and is up 90% since early 2021

Markets appear to be increasingly wary of big AI promises unsupported by cash flow or path to profitability

US accounts for 72.7% of the MSCI World Index, compared with just 2.6% for Europe’s biggest stock market, France

Anyone buying ETFs today should treat the deemed disposal rule as very much alive

Despite stellar returns, Buffett’s fortune was driven by decades of compounding, not just brilliance

ABF flirted with a separation before but was rebuffed by Penneys founder Arthur Ryan, who preferred to stay out of the spotlight

Even if one agrees it’s ‘one of the world’s great businesses’, that doesn’t necessarily make it a good stock

Because of their faith in the divisive chief executive, investors continue to treat the company as something other than a car maker