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When I was in high school, I became fascinated with stock market investing. But after only a few weeks of studying it, one thing became clear: I had to pick a side. On one side were those captivated by growth—the optimists who cheered on rising revenues and loved backing a winning horse. On the other side were the skeptics—penny-pinchers who saw hype as a red flag and preferred scouring neglected corners of the market for hidden value. These were the value investors, searching gutters for overlooked $5 bills. The Investing Paradox: Growth Or Value, Or Both? This age-old tension is…
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Nonfinancial corporations continue to do very well. Recent data from the Federal Reserve, specifically its…
Kraft Heinz and Campbells are the big brand-names hitting new stock lows — along with…
Three decades ago, a president squarely focused on middle-out growth realized, much to his frustration,…
The Small Business Administration (SBA) put new rules into effect on June 1 for getting…
For many months, there has been a sense of surprise, sometimes bordering on incredulity, as…
Republicans on the Senate Finance Committee have unveiled their version of the “One Big Beautiful…
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