After spending 44 professional years with the Oracle of Omaha, one would think that Munger’s first choice for the most intelligent person he’s ever met would be Buffett. WRONG!
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Identifying CEOs whose recent actions have left their companies stronger and more competitive. We found two dozen standouts.’
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An average American can expect Social Security to replace about 40% of pre-retirement wages
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During a market downturn, stock prices are often much lower. Even the highest-priced stocks are heavily discounted right now, with some of them down 40%, 50%, 60%, or more. If you're looking for a chance to buy high-quality investments for a bargain, now is a fantastic time to invest.
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Results show that people who were more numerate had higher income, more education, and greater verbal intelligence. Numeracy was also related to greater income satisfaction and greater life satisfaction.
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What if instead you buy a used or less expensive car and keep your costs under $500.00/month. Next, deposit the saved $500 monthly in your ROTH IRA, investing in an S&P 500 ETF index. Let’s look at three good options:
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A $400,000 mortgage payment at three percent is ~$1,686.42 per month. That same mortgage costs ~$2,398.20 per month at six percent interest. The doubling of the mortgage interest rate increases the payment by $711.78 EVERY MONTH, or a 42.21% increase. The average American family cannot afford that significant increase.
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A solid, steady investment approach will pay huge dividends in the long run.
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“We haven’t the faintest idea what the stock market is going to do when it opens on Monday,” Buffett said. “We’ve not been good at timing. We’ve been reasonably good at figuring out when we were getting enough for our money.”
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An excellent financial report, such as Mr. Buffett's, will improve your understanding of how businesses function, how leaders make decisions, etc. Warren Buffett writes his annual reports in straightforward, simple language to educate his shareholders.
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