Most people have portfolios that are so bloated that they would make Marlon Brando appear skinny in his later years. And either the vast majority of market participants don’t invest with the mindset that their shares are real ownership positions in real businesses, or they own thousands of businesses through passive fund investing.
DetailsThe U.S. Justice Department is set to decide soon whether to approve the $26.5 billion merger of wireless carriers T-Mobile USA and Sprint Corp. There are leaks that the decision for the merger could be out as early as next week, but regardless, a decision is coming soon. Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai has agreed…
DetailsPresident of the United States Donald Trump, Secretary Treasury of the United States Steven Mnuchin, and the head of the Federal Finance Housing Agency (FHFA), Mark Calabria, are seeking a prompt resolution to end the conservatorships of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Just as importantly, these all-important figures are in alignment to recap and release…
DetailsThe core investments at FMT Investment Advisory are always done with the mindset that they are businesses, not a collection of ticker symbols. We always focus on the underlying economics of the business while we seek to acquire them at sensible market prices and then we hold them until it no longer makes sense to…
DetailsA couple will typically part ways when they no longer want to be intertwined with one another, but another thing can end a couple. Two people sufficiently in love that ultimately give up on spending time together because of distance or anything else can potentially end in tears, too. There are some interesting parallels with…
DetailsMore data has been generated in the last two years than in recorded history. 5G is going to create the next megatrends in technology.
DetailsA big-time mega trend is in place: India is China in 2001. Economic growth is booming in India and the country has major tailwinds at its back that are going to be unrelenting over the next 5+ years.
DetailsWarren Buffett has never invested into a single stock because of its dividend in his 70+ years of investing. Neither has his partner, Charlie. There isn’t a single person on the Forbes 100 richest list that got there as a dividend investor, either. In the case of Warren, ninety-nine percent (over 99%!) of his wealth…
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