#28 Reflections on Investing : Fixed Income?
Until recently fixed income has offered high risk and low return. It looks like things might be changing. We take another look.
#27 Reflections on Investing : The Crash of the High Fliers
The market's incredible performance post Covid was driven largely by growth and tech. Some of these companies were up 300, 400 even 700 perecent, companies such as Wayfair, Peloton, Zoom and Cathie Wood's ARK invest ETF's, most notably ARKK. Unfortunately for ARK and many other…
#26 Reflections on Investing : Two Flavors of Volatility
For many investors options are associated with high leverage and high risk. However, options can be used to manage risk and enhace the risk/return menu.
#25 Reflections on Investing : Options, Risk and Return
For many investors options are associated with high leverage and high risk. However, options can be used to manage risk and enhace the risk/return menu.
#24 Reflections on Investing : Price To Earnings Ratio
The Price to Earnings Ratio (P/E) is one of the most frequently figures for comparing valuation. We explore the relationship between P/E, investor expectations and sentiment.
#23 Reflections on Investing : Volatility
Volatility in the market is up once again but what does that mean for your investments?
#22 Reflections on Investing : Breaking Down Stock Prices
Prof. Bradford Cornell discusses how the book value, forecast value and speculative value contribute to the market price of a stock.
Valuing the Automotive Industry
By Bradford Cornell, Shaun Cornell, Andrew Cornell Introduction An investor would have to have been living under a rock not to have noticed the appreciation in the value of automobile companies in the last two years. Tesla, of course, is…
#21 Reflections on Investing : The Enterprise Value to Invested Capital Ratio
How does a company like Tesla create so much value compared to competitors like Ford and General Motors? Is Tesla doing more with less? We take a closer look at the relationship between a company's enterprise value and its invested…
#20 Reflections on Investing : Trillion Dollar Tesla
Tesla has become just the sixth company to reach a market cap of one trillion, joining tech giants Apple, Google, Microsoft, Amazon and Facebook. We compare each of these companies at the 500 billion and one trillion dollar level.