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Eight Low-Volatility, High-Growth S&P 500 Companies Identified

This article screens eight S&P 500 companies with low volatility (beta under 1), five years of earnings and dividend growth, and projected 2025 growth, ranking them by five-year beta; Jack Henry & Associates (JKHY-Q) ranks first (beta 0.61, 11.9% projected earnings growth), while Microsoft (MSFT-Q) ...

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Market Downturn Highlights Risks of 60/40 Portfolio Strategy

Recent stock market declines have erased 2023 gains in the S&P 500 and NASDAQ, with the latter underperforming due to higher volatility, highlighting the risk of a 60/40 portfolio strategy that's become less effective due to regulatory changes since 2000.

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Dow Rallies Despite Bearish Sentiment, Signaling Potential Buying Opportunity

The Dow Jones Industrial Average rallied 601 points (1.39%) on February's last day despite negative economic reports and geopolitical uncertainty, driven by exceptionally bearish investor sentiment (19.4% bullish, 60.6% bearish in the AAII survey), historically preceding substantial market gains.

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Berkshire Hathaway's Record Cash Pile Raises Questions

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway ended 2024 with a record $334 billion in cash after selling over $134 billion in stocks, a move that contrasts with his typical investment strategy and raises questions about market outlook and succession planning.

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Lifeboat Drill: Preparing Investors for Inevitable Market Downturns

The article presents the "Lifeboat Drill," a financial planning exercise simulating a 25% market drop to prepare investors for inevitable downturns, emphasizing proactive planning to avoid emotional reactions during market volatility.

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Dividend Growth and Share Price: A Correlation Study

An analysis of 24 stocks by Tom Connolly reveals a rough correlation between 10-year dividend growth and share price growth, with an average dividend growth of 8.2% and share price growth of 4.5%; however, several outliers, such as BCE Inc., show that rising dividends don't guarantee share price inc...

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Vertical Integration in Real Estate: Control vs. Scalability

Vertical integration in real estate, managing all investment and development phases in-house, offers greater control but reduces scalability; investors must carefully weigh in-house expertise development against potential outsourcing for optimal efficiency.

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Balancing Stock Market Risks: High-Yield CEFs vs. Overvalued Tech

Amid economic uncertainty, investors can balance risk and reward by allocating funds to high-yield corporate bond CEFs like the Western Asset High Income Opportunity Fund (HIO), which pays a 10.6% dividend, while simultaneously reducing exposure to overvalued assets like the Destiny Tech100 Fund (DX...

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2025 Market Outlook: Instability and Uncertainty

The start of 2025 presents market instability due to fluctuating bond yields, geopolitical tensions, and uncertain political landscapes; pressure on governments in major countries; and a deluge of executive orders and policy announcements increasing risk.

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Identifying Sustainable Growth Companies: Leadership, Valuation, and Market Sentiment

Investors can identify sustainable growth companies by focusing on exceptional leadership, calculated risks, strong customer relationships, and reasonable valuations, capitalizing on market sentiment shifts to maximize long-term returns; examples include Hermès, Netflix, Brunello Cucinelli, Tesla, a...

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Long-Term Investing: Ignoring Political Uncertainty

This article argues against making investment decisions based on unpredictable political events, emphasizing the importance of long-term strategies and highlighting the S&P 500's 14.53 percent annual return (including dividends) between 2020 and 2024 despite significant market downturns.

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Muni-Bond CEFs: A Volatility Plan for Boosting Income and Diversifying Beyond Stocks

This article suggests a three-step volatility plan involving municipal bond CEFs (IIM, IQI, KTF) to boost income, cut taxes, and diversify beyond stocks; these funds offer yields over 7.6%, providing a stable income stream, even with the stock market's uncertainty.

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