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ARTICLES | JOE PONZIO'S F WALL STREET I wanted to write a quick post about an interview I recently did with Miguel Barbosa of Simoleon Sense. Miguel’s is a great blog thatcovers a number
WHERE SHOULD I PUT MY MONEY THESE DAYS? We’ve seen a few examples of this over the past seventeen months. One that is in the news and on peoples’ lips is General Motors-a company we’ve discussed here a few times in the past. Here’s the chart since F Wall Street started on June 25, 2007: On the next chart, I’ve highlighted in green the times and prices where I felt GM was a WHAT AFFECTS COMMODITIES PRICES What Affects Commodities Prices. April 27, 2009 by Joe Ponzio. Print. In general, there are four main factors that affect commodities prices: Supply & Demand. Inventories & Stocks. Currency. Inflation. Let’s go down the list to best understand their harmony. BUFFETT’S TIMELESS ADVICE TO STOCK INVESTORS Buffett’s Timeless Advice To Stock Investors. July 31, 2007 by Joe Ponzio. Print. In his 1996 Letter To Shareholders of Berkshire Hathaway, Warren Buffett offered investors some pretty rational advice. I’ll take you through it, but let’s paraphrase his first words of caution: If you aren’t going to own individual stocks, buyindex funds
JOE PONZIO'S F WALL STREET April 21, 2010 by Joe Ponzio. Jackson Hewitt Tax Service (JTX) is the second largest paid individual tax return preparer in the US (based on the number of individual tax returns prepared and filed with the IRS). In 2009, its network of 6,584 offices prepared 2.96 million tax returns. According to Jackson Hewitt, that’s 3-4% of. AN INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS INVESTING The Basics of “Business Investing”. Wall Street is typically divided into two schools of investing: growth and value. According to Wall Street, growth stocks have high PE ratios and exciting stories; value stocks have low PE ratios and have fallen from higher prices in the past. The geniuses on the Street whisper Don’t forget — these WHAT THE HECK IS CROIC? Perhaps one of the most important, and least used, numbers on Wall Street is CROIC-Cash Return On Invested Capital. A Google search for “earnings in investing” brings up some 7 million results. “CROIC in investing” brings up 47, of which 5 belong to F Wall Street (probably six after this post). As I promised Oliver on July 13th, let’s explore CROIC for a minute. WHAT DISCOUNT RATE SHOULD I USE? Using a 15% (or higher) discount rate means you end up with a lower overall valuation and purchase price. But in the end, a bad business is a bad investment no matter how cheaply you bought it. To demystify and paraphrase a bit, Joe Ponzio says (if you really care, that is): Bad companies are bad investments, no matter what price you pay for HOW TO START YOUR OWN HEDGE FUND To become an investment adviser, you’ll need to sit for a regulatory exam – the Series 65. The Series 65 is a 3-hour, 140 question exam, of which 130 count towards your final score. It’s not the hardest exam in the world (part of the “scary” conversation above); but, BUFFETT. COCA-COLA. 1988. NOW I GET IT. Coca-Cola. 1988. Now I Get It. Throughout 1988 and 1989, Warren Buffett acquired more than $1 billion of Coca-Cola (KO) stock. At the time, Wall Street thought he was downright crazy. After all, Wall Street scrutinized the purchase and deduced that Buffett has paid way too much for earnings and the stock price was high-having run up 18% ayear
ARTICLES | JOE PONZIO'S F WALL STREET I wanted to write a quick post about an interview I recently did with Miguel Barbosa of Simoleon Sense. Miguel’s is a great blog thatcovers a number
WHERE SHOULD I PUT MY MONEY THESE DAYS? We’ve seen a few examples of this over the past seventeen months. One that is in the news and on peoples’ lips is General Motors-a company we’ve discussed here a few times in the past. Here’s the chart since F Wall Street started on June 25, 2007: On the next chart, I’ve highlighted in green the times and prices where I felt GM was a WHAT AFFECTS COMMODITIES PRICES What Affects Commodities Prices. April 27, 2009 by Joe Ponzio. Print. In general, there are four main factors that affect commodities prices: Supply & Demand. Inventories & Stocks. Currency. Inflation. Let’s go down the list to best understand their harmony. BUFFETT’S TIMELESS ADVICE TO STOCK INVESTORS Buffett’s Timeless Advice To Stock Investors. July 31, 2007 by Joe Ponzio. Print. In his 1996 Letter To Shareholders of Berkshire Hathaway, Warren Buffett offered investors some pretty rational advice. I’ll take you through it, but let’s paraphrase his first words of caution: If you aren’t going to own individual stocks, buyindex funds
F WALL STREET PRIVACY POLICY Thank you for visiting http://www.fwallstreet.com (the “Site”). Your privacy is very important to us. That’s why we never share your Personal Information with MAKE YOUR LOVED ONES GET IT Right now, McDonald’s is worth about $65 billion. (No need to go into the details of the valuation) In essence, at today’s price of 57-and-change, McDonald’s is a very fairly priced company. Of course, I don’t know if it is worth exactly $65 billion. It might be worth closer to $70 billion; it might be worth closer to $60 billion. WHERE SHOULD I PUT MY MONEY THESE DAYS? We’ve seen a few examples of this over the past seventeen months. One that is in the news and on peoples’ lips is General Motors-a company we’ve discussed here a few times in the past. Here’s the chart since F Wall Street started on June 25, 2007: On the next chart, I’ve highlighted in green the times and prices where I felt GM was a ARTICLES | JOE PONZIO'S F WALL STREET August 9, 2008 by Joe Ponzio. It is just over a year since F Wall Street began on June 25, 2007. I first posted about the Blackstone (BX) IPO – a cautionary post warning visitors that excitement + lack of information = thanks, but no thanks. As many visitors know, HOW TO VALUE A BUSINESS Don’t Ignore The Assets. January 14, 2008 by Joe Ponzio. There is a school of thought that says that the value of a business is entirely in its future cash flows and that all assets are tools that provide that cash flow. In essence, many people believe that assets and equity should be ignored entirely. Let’s look at it from. PABRAI WEEK: THE KELLY FORMULA Pabrai Week: The Kelly Formula. October 4, 2007 by Joe Ponzio. Print. Some 50 years ago, John Larry Kelly came up with a formula to determine how much you should bet on a gamble or investment to optimize your bankroll. Now known as the Kelly Formula, the equation determines the optimal percentage of your cash to bet on a favorablebet.
ARTICLES | JOE PONZIO'S F WALL STREET If you’ve read Mohnish Pabrai’s The Dhandho Investor, you”ll likely recall a chapter entitled “Use Arbitrage!” If you”ve been following F Wall Street for a while, you”ll remember (and possibly have made money on) Use Arbitrage! ROBERT EXPLAINS FINANCIAL INSTITUTION VALUATION A Note From Joe Ponzio. This section is for comments from F Wall Street visitors. Do not assume that Joe Ponzio agrees with or otherwise endorses any particular comment just because it appears or remains on this website. THE IMPORTANCE OF EARNINGS The Importance Of Earnings. July 16, 2007 by Joe Ponzio. Print. Earnings. The Golden Child of Wall Street. You can’t talk about a “growing” company unless you qualify your rant with a discussion of earnings. In fact, earnings are the basis of nearly every one of Wall Street’s tests to determine whether a company is healthy andwhether
INTRINSIC VALUE, WITH SHORT-TERM RESULTS Intrinsic Value, With Short-Term Results. January 8, 2008 by Joe Ponzio. Print. If you recall from an earlier post, I showed a quick potential profit from Sharper Image – in that case, a few-day return of more than 40% because the stock was trading so far below its break-up value. As time marches on and the ability to generate cashseems a
JOE PONZIO'S F WALL STREET April 21, 2010 by Joe Ponzio. Jackson Hewitt Tax Service (JTX) is the second largest paid individual tax return preparer in the US (based on the number of individual tax returns prepared and filed with the IRS). In 2009, its network of 6,584 offices prepared 2.96 million tax returns. According to Jackson Hewitt, that’s 3-4% of. AN INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS INVESTING The Basics of “Business Investing”. Wall Street is typically divided into two schools of investing: growth and value. According to Wall Street, growth stocks have high PE ratios and exciting stories; value stocks have low PE ratios and have fallen from higher prices in the past. The geniuses on the Street whisper Don’t forget — these WHAT THE HECK IS CROIC? Perhaps one of the most important, and least used, numbers on Wall Street is CROIC-Cash Return On Invested Capital. A Google search for “earnings in investing” brings up some 7 million results. “CROIC in investing” brings up 47, of which 5 belong to F Wall Street (probably six after this post). As I promised Oliver on July 13th, let’s explore CROIC for a minute. WHAT DISCOUNT RATE SHOULD I USE? Using a 15% (or higher) discount rate means you end up with a lower overall valuation and purchase price. But in the end, a bad business is a bad investment no matter how cheaply you bought it. To demystify and paraphrase a bit, Joe Ponzio says (if you really care, that is): Bad companies are bad investments, no matter what price you pay for HOW TO START YOUR OWN HEDGE FUND To become an investment adviser, you’ll need to sit for a regulatory exam – the Series 65. The Series 65 is a 3-hour, 140 question exam, of which 130 count towards your final score. It’s not the hardest exam in the world (part of the “scary” conversation above); but, BUFFETT. COCA-COLA. 1988. NOW I GET IT. Coca-Cola. 1988. Now I Get It. Throughout 1988 and 1989, Warren Buffett acquired more than $1 billion of Coca-Cola (KO) stock. At the time, Wall Street thought he was downright crazy. After all, Wall Street scrutinized the purchase and deduced that Buffett has paid way too much for earnings and the stock price was high-having run up 18% ayear
WHERE SHOULD I PUT MY MONEY THESE DAYS? We’ve seen a few examples of this over the past seventeen months. One that is in the news and on peoples’ lips is General Motors-a company we’ve discussed here a few times in the past. Here’s the chart since F Wall Street started on June 25, 2007: On the next chart, I’ve highlighted in green the times and prices where I felt GM was a WHAT AFFECTS COMMODITIES PRICES What Affects Commodities Prices. April 27, 2009 by Joe Ponzio. Print. In general, there are four main factors that affect commodities prices: Supply & Demand. Inventories & Stocks. Currency. Inflation. Let’s go down the list to best understand their harmony. XBRL: THE NEW SEC FILING STANDARD On Wednesday I sat in on a conference call with the SEC to discuss some upcoming changes to their EDGAR filing standards. XBRL will be the new standard, and it is very exciting for “regular” investors. Without getting too technical, Extensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL) is an XML-based specification for publishing business and BUFFETT’S TIMELESS ADVICE TO STOCK INVESTORS Buffett’s Timeless Advice To Stock Investors. July 31, 2007 by Joe Ponzio. Print. In his 1996 Letter To Shareholders of Berkshire Hathaway, Warren Buffett offered investors some pretty rational advice. I’ll take you through it, but let’s paraphrase his first words of caution: If you aren’t going to own individual stocks, buyindex funds
JOE PONZIO'S F WALL STREET April 21, 2010 by Joe Ponzio. Jackson Hewitt Tax Service (JTX) is the second largest paid individual tax return preparer in the US (based on the number of individual tax returns prepared and filed with the IRS). In 2009, its network of 6,584 offices prepared 2.96 million tax returns. According to Jackson Hewitt, that’s 3-4% of. AN INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS INVESTING The Basics of “Business Investing”. Wall Street is typically divided into two schools of investing: growth and value. According to Wall Street, growth stocks have high PE ratios and exciting stories; value stocks have low PE ratios and have fallen from higher prices in the past. The geniuses on the Street whisper Don’t forget — these WHAT THE HECK IS CROIC? Perhaps one of the most important, and least used, numbers on Wall Street is CROIC-Cash Return On Invested Capital. A Google search for “earnings in investing” brings up some 7 million results. “CROIC in investing” brings up 47, of which 5 belong to F Wall Street (probably six after this post). As I promised Oliver on July 13th, let’s explore CROIC for a minute. WHAT DISCOUNT RATE SHOULD I USE? Using a 15% (or higher) discount rate means you end up with a lower overall valuation and purchase price. But in the end, a bad business is a bad investment no matter how cheaply you bought it. To demystify and paraphrase a bit, Joe Ponzio says (if you really care, that is): Bad companies are bad investments, no matter what price you pay for HOW TO START YOUR OWN HEDGE FUND To become an investment adviser, you’ll need to sit for a regulatory exam – the Series 65. The Series 65 is a 3-hour, 140 question exam, of which 130 count towards your final score. It’s not the hardest exam in the world (part of the “scary” conversation above); but, BUFFETT. COCA-COLA. 1988. NOW I GET IT. Coca-Cola. 1988. Now I Get It. Throughout 1988 and 1989, Warren Buffett acquired more than $1 billion of Coca-Cola (KO) stock. At the time, Wall Street thought he was downright crazy. After all, Wall Street scrutinized the purchase and deduced that Buffett has paid way too much for earnings and the stock price was high-having run up 18% ayear
WHERE SHOULD I PUT MY MONEY THESE DAYS? We’ve seen a few examples of this over the past seventeen months. One that is in the news and on peoples’ lips is General Motors-a company we’ve discussed here a few times in the past. Here’s the chart since F Wall Street started on June 25, 2007: On the next chart, I’ve highlighted in green the times and prices where I felt GM was a WHAT AFFECTS COMMODITIES PRICES What Affects Commodities Prices. April 27, 2009 by Joe Ponzio. Print. In general, there are four main factors that affect commodities prices: Supply & Demand. Inventories & Stocks. Currency. Inflation. Let’s go down the list to best understand their harmony. XBRL: THE NEW SEC FILING STANDARD On Wednesday I sat in on a conference call with the SEC to discuss some upcoming changes to their EDGAR filing standards. XBRL will be the new standard, and it is very exciting for “regular” investors. Without getting too technical, Extensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL) is an XML-based specification for publishing business and BUFFETT’S TIMELESS ADVICE TO STOCK INVESTORS Buffett’s Timeless Advice To Stock Investors. July 31, 2007 by Joe Ponzio. Print. In his 1996 Letter To Shareholders of Berkshire Hathaway, Warren Buffett offered investors some pretty rational advice. I’ll take you through it, but let’s paraphrase his first words of caution: If you aren’t going to own individual stocks, buyindex funds
F WALL STREET PRIVACY POLICY Thank you for visiting http://www.fwallstreet.com (the “Site”). Your privacy is very important to us. That’s why we never share your Personal Information with WHERE SHOULD I PUT MY MONEY THESE DAYS? We’ve seen a few examples of this over the past seventeen months. One that is in the news and on peoples’ lips is General Motors-a company we’ve discussed here a few times in the past. Here’s the chart since F Wall Street started on June 25, 2007: On the next chart, I’ve highlighted in green the times and prices where I felt GM was a MAKE YOUR LOVED ONES GET IT Right now, McDonald’s is worth about $65 billion. (No need to go into the details of the valuation) In essence, at today’s price of 57-and-change, McDonald’s is a very fairly priced company. Of course, I don’t know if it is worth exactly $65 billion. It might be worth closer to $70 billion; it might be worth closer to $60 billion. ARTICLES | JOE PONZIO'S F WALL STREET August 9, 2008 by Joe Ponzio. It is just over a year since F Wall Street began on June 25, 2007. I first posted about the Blackstone (BX) IPO – a cautionary post warning visitors that excitement + lack of information = thanks, but no thanks. As many visitors know, HOW TO VALUE A BUSINESS Don’t Ignore The Assets. January 14, 2008 by Joe Ponzio. There is a school of thought that says that the value of a business is entirely in its future cash flows and that all assets are tools that provide that cash flow. In essence, many people believe that assets and equity should be ignored entirely. Let’s look at it from. PABRAI WEEK: THE KELLY FORMULA Pabrai Week: The Kelly Formula. October 4, 2007 by Joe Ponzio. Print. Some 50 years ago, John Larry Kelly came up with a formula to determine how much you should bet on a gamble or investment to optimize your bankroll. Now known as the Kelly Formula, the equation determines the optimal percentage of your cash to bet on a favorablebet.
ARTICLES | JOE PONZIO'S F WALL STREET If you’ve read Mohnish Pabrai’s The Dhandho Investor, you”ll likely recall a chapter entitled “Use Arbitrage!” If you”ve been following F Wall Street for a while, you”ll remember (and possibly have made money on) Use Arbitrage! ARTICLES | JOE PONZIO'S F WALL STREET Everybody knows that Warren Buffett gets his investment information largely from annual reports. Today, companies call him; but, fifty years ago, Buffett was not the go-to guy if you wanted to sell your company or raise capital for your failing bank. THE IMPORTANCE OF EARNINGS The Importance Of Earnings. July 16, 2007 by Joe Ponzio. Print. Earnings. The Golden Child of Wall Street. You can’t talk about a “growing” company unless you qualify your rant with a discussion of earnings. In fact, earnings are the basis of nearly every one of Wall Street’s tests to determine whether a company is healthy andwhether
INTRINSIC VALUE, WITH SHORT-TERM RESULTS Intrinsic Value, With Short-Term Results. January 8, 2008 by Joe Ponzio. Print. If you recall from an earlier post, I showed a quick potential profit from Sharper Image – in that case, a few-day return of more than 40% because the stock was trading so far below its break-up value. As time marches on and the ability to generate cashseems a
JOE PONZIO'S F WALL STREET April 21, 2010 by Joe Ponzio. Jackson Hewitt Tax Service (JTX) is the second largest paid individual tax return preparer in the US (based on the number of individual tax returns prepared and filed with the IRS). In 2009, its network of 6,584 offices prepared 2.96 million tax returns. According to Jackson Hewitt, that’s 3-4% of. AN INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS INVESTING The Basics of “Business Investing”. Wall Street is typically divided into two schools of investing: growth and value. According to Wall Street, growth stocks have high PE ratios and exciting stories; value stocks have low PE ratios and have fallen from higher prices in the past. The geniuses on the Street whisper Don’t forget — these WHAT THE HECK IS CROIC? Perhaps one of the most important, and least used, numbers on Wall Street is CROIC-Cash Return On Invested Capital. A Google search for “earnings in investing” brings up some 7 million results. “CROIC in investing” brings up 47, of which 5 belong to F Wall Street (probably six after this post). As I promised Oliver on July 13th, let’s explore CROIC for a minute. WHAT DISCOUNT RATE SHOULD I USE? Using a 15% (or higher) discount rate means you end up with a lower overall valuation and purchase price. But in the end, a bad business is a bad investment no matter how cheaply you bought it. To demystify and paraphrase a bit, Joe Ponzio says (if you really care, that is): Bad companies are bad investments, no matter what price you pay for HOW TO START YOUR OWN HEDGE FUND To become an investment adviser, you’ll need to sit for a regulatory exam – the Series 65. The Series 65 is a 3-hour, 140 question exam, of which 130 count towards your final score. It’s not the hardest exam in the world (part of the “scary” conversation above); but, BUFFETT. COCA-COLA. 1988. NOW I GET IT. Coca-Cola. 1988. Now I Get It. Throughout 1988 and 1989, Warren Buffett acquired more than $1 billion of Coca-Cola (KO) stock. At the time, Wall Street thought he was downright crazy. After all, Wall Street scrutinized the purchase and deduced that Buffett has paid way too much for earnings and the stock price was high-having run up 18% ayear
WHERE SHOULD I PUT MY MONEY THESE DAYS? We’ve seen a few examples of this over the past seventeen months. One that is in the news and on peoples’ lips is General Motors-a company we’ve discussed here a few times in the past. Here’s the chart since F Wall Street started on June 25, 2007: On the next chart, I’ve highlighted in green the times and prices where I felt GM was a WHAT AFFECTS COMMODITIES PRICES What Affects Commodities Prices. April 27, 2009 by Joe Ponzio. Print. In general, there are four main factors that affect commodities prices: Supply & Demand. Inventories & Stocks. Currency. Inflation. Let’s go down the list to best understand their harmony. XBRL: THE NEW SEC FILING STANDARD On Wednesday I sat in on a conference call with the SEC to discuss some upcoming changes to their EDGAR filing standards. XBRL will be the new standard, and it is very exciting for “regular” investors. Without getting too technical, Extensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL) is an XML-based specification for publishing business and BUFFETT’S TIMELESS ADVICE TO STOCK INVESTORS Buffett’s Timeless Advice To Stock Investors. July 31, 2007 by Joe Ponzio. Print. In his 1996 Letter To Shareholders of Berkshire Hathaway, Warren Buffett offered investors some pretty rational advice. I’ll take you through it, but let’s paraphrase his first words of caution: If you aren’t going to own individual stocks, buyindex funds
JOE PONZIO'S F WALL STREET April 21, 2010 by Joe Ponzio. Jackson Hewitt Tax Service (JTX) is the second largest paid individual tax return preparer in the US (based on the number of individual tax returns prepared and filed with the IRS). In 2009, its network of 6,584 offices prepared 2.96 million tax returns. According to Jackson Hewitt, that’s 3-4% of. AN INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS INVESTING The Basics of “Business Investing”. Wall Street is typically divided into two schools of investing: growth and value. According to Wall Street, growth stocks have high PE ratios and exciting stories; value stocks have low PE ratios and have fallen from higher prices in the past. The geniuses on the Street whisper Don’t forget — these WHAT THE HECK IS CROIC? Perhaps one of the most important, and least used, numbers on Wall Street is CROIC-Cash Return On Invested Capital. A Google search for “earnings in investing” brings up some 7 million results. “CROIC in investing” brings up 47, of which 5 belong to F Wall Street (probably six after this post). As I promised Oliver on July 13th, let’s explore CROIC for a minute. WHAT DISCOUNT RATE SHOULD I USE? Using a 15% (or higher) discount rate means you end up with a lower overall valuation and purchase price. But in the end, a bad business is a bad investment no matter how cheaply you bought it. To demystify and paraphrase a bit, Joe Ponzio says (if you really care, that is): Bad companies are bad investments, no matter what price you pay for HOW TO START YOUR OWN HEDGE FUND To become an investment adviser, you’ll need to sit for a regulatory exam – the Series 65. The Series 65 is a 3-hour, 140 question exam, of which 130 count towards your final score. It’s not the hardest exam in the world (part of the “scary” conversation above); but, BUFFETT. COCA-COLA. 1988. NOW I GET IT. Coca-Cola. 1988. Now I Get It. Throughout 1988 and 1989, Warren Buffett acquired more than $1 billion of Coca-Cola (KO) stock. At the time, Wall Street thought he was downright crazy. After all, Wall Street scrutinized the purchase and deduced that Buffett has paid way too much for earnings and the stock price was high-having run up 18% ayear
WHERE SHOULD I PUT MY MONEY THESE DAYS? We’ve seen a few examples of this over the past seventeen months. One that is in the news and on peoples’ lips is General Motors-a company we’ve discussed here a few times in the past. Here’s the chart since F Wall Street started on June 25, 2007: On the next chart, I’ve highlighted in green the times and prices where I felt GM was a WHAT AFFECTS COMMODITIES PRICES What Affects Commodities Prices. April 27, 2009 by Joe Ponzio. Print. In general, there are four main factors that affect commodities prices: Supply & Demand. Inventories & Stocks. Currency. Inflation. Let’s go down the list to best understand their harmony. XBRL: THE NEW SEC FILING STANDARD On Wednesday I sat in on a conference call with the SEC to discuss some upcoming changes to their EDGAR filing standards. XBRL will be the new standard, and it is very exciting for “regular” investors. Without getting too technical, Extensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL) is an XML-based specification for publishing business and BUFFETT’S TIMELESS ADVICE TO STOCK INVESTORS Buffett’s Timeless Advice To Stock Investors. July 31, 2007 by Joe Ponzio. Print. In his 1996 Letter To Shareholders of Berkshire Hathaway, Warren Buffett offered investors some pretty rational advice. I’ll take you through it, but let’s paraphrase his first words of caution: If you aren’t going to own individual stocks, buyindex funds
F WALL STREET PRIVACY POLICY Thank you for visiting http://www.fwallstreet.com (the “Site”). Your privacy is very important to us. That’s why we never share your Personal Information with WHERE SHOULD I PUT MY MONEY THESE DAYS? We’ve seen a few examples of this over the past seventeen months. One that is in the news and on peoples’ lips is General Motors-a company we’ve discussed here a few times in the past. Here’s the chart since F Wall Street started on June 25, 2007: On the next chart, I’ve highlighted in green the times and prices where I felt GM was a MAKE YOUR LOVED ONES GET IT Right now, McDonald’s is worth about $65 billion. (No need to go into the details of the valuation) In essence, at today’s price of 57-and-change, McDonald’s is a very fairly priced company. Of course, I don’t know if it is worth exactly $65 billion. It might be worth closer to $70 billion; it might be worth closer to $60 billion. ARTICLES | JOE PONZIO'S F WALL STREET August 9, 2008 by Joe Ponzio. It is just over a year since F Wall Street began on June 25, 2007. I first posted about the Blackstone (BX) IPO – a cautionary post warning visitors that excitement + lack of information = thanks, but no thanks. As many visitors know, HOW TO VALUE A BUSINESS Don’t Ignore The Assets. January 14, 2008 by Joe Ponzio. There is a school of thought that says that the value of a business is entirely in its future cash flows and that all assets are tools that provide that cash flow. In essence, many people believe that assets and equity should be ignored entirely. Let’s look at it from. PABRAI WEEK: THE KELLY FORMULA Pabrai Week: The Kelly Formula. October 4, 2007 by Joe Ponzio. Print. Some 50 years ago, John Larry Kelly came up with a formula to determine how much you should bet on a gamble or investment to optimize your bankroll. Now known as the Kelly Formula, the equation determines the optimal percentage of your cash to bet on a favorablebet.
ARTICLES | JOE PONZIO'S F WALL STREET If you’ve read Mohnish Pabrai’s The Dhandho Investor, you”ll likely recall a chapter entitled “Use Arbitrage!” If you”ve been following F Wall Street for a while, you”ll remember (and possibly have made money on) Use Arbitrage! ARTICLES | JOE PONZIO'S F WALL STREET Everybody knows that Warren Buffett gets his investment information largely from annual reports. Today, companies call him; but, fifty years ago, Buffett was not the go-to guy if you wanted to sell your company or raise capital for your failing bank. THE IMPORTANCE OF EARNINGS The Importance Of Earnings. July 16, 2007 by Joe Ponzio. Print. Earnings. The Golden Child of Wall Street. You can’t talk about a “growing” company unless you qualify your rant with a discussion of earnings. In fact, earnings are the basis of nearly every one of Wall Street’s tests to determine whether a company is healthy andwhether
INTRINSIC VALUE, WITH SHORT-TERM RESULTS Intrinsic Value, With Short-Term Results. January 8, 2008 by Joe Ponzio. Print. If you recall from an earlier post, I showed a quick potential profit from Sharper Image – in that case, a few-day return of more than 40% because the stock was trading so far below its break-up value. As time marches on and the ability to generate cashseems a
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Loading Joe's latest tweet... A BAD DAY FOR THE DOW June 10, 2011 by Joe Ponzio Now this is what I would call a bad day for the Dow – a 12,124.36 point loss. Hat tip to Google Finance for helping investors keep theircool:
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WATCH THE DEBT WHEN MARKETS ARE FAIR May 25, 2011 by Joe Ponzio Especially when markets are fairly valued, we have to look at a company’s balance sheet closely. If obligations can’t be met, little else matters and an “investment” is nothing more than agamble.
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IS IT TIME TO BUY GOLD? December 6, 2010 by Joe Ponzio A few months back, I read an interview with legendary investor Jim Rogers. In the 1970s and together with partner George Soros, Rogers soared to fame and fortune with the Quantum Fund — a private investment fund that, in ten years, gained 4,200% (47% annualized). How did he do it?…Read this article
F WALL STREET HITS #1 August 6, 2010 by Joe Ponzio Let me begin by thanking all of you for your kind support and involvement here on F Wall Street. And then…let me follow up with an even bigger thank you — F Wall Street just became Amazon’s #1 Business & Investing book in the Investing category, the #23 bookin…
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F WALL STREET SPREADSHEETS UPDATE July 12, 2010 by Joe Ponzio If you had been using some version of the F Wall Street spreadsheets, you’ll likely have noticed that it went kaput. This is because Morningstar decided to stop displaying ten years of financial data on their website, thereby breaking tens of thousands of value investing spreadsheets. As such, I have…Read this article
WHEN ECONOMIES COLLAPSE June 16, 2010 by Joe Ponzio With the debt crisis crushing nations around the globe, I have received a few e-mails and phone calls on this one; so, let’s talk about what happens if/when one or some of these countries go down forthe count.
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INTRODUCING TICKERTALK June 12, 2010 by Joe Ponzio In just two short weeks, F Wall Street will be celebrating its third anniversary. My, how time flies! And it seems as though, for three years, we’ve kicked around the idea of having a forum here. I have always been hesitant for two reasons: forums, in time, tend tobecome…
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FOCUSING ON THE BUSINESS TO SAVE MONEY April 21, 2010 by Joe Ponzio Jackson Hewitt Tax Service (JTX) is the second largest paid individual tax return preparer in the US (based on the number of individual tax returns prepared and filed with the IRS). In 2009, its network of 6,584 offices prepared 2.96 million tax returns. According to Jackson Hewitt, that’s 3-4% of…Read this article
BREITBURN ENERGY: PLAYING THE COMMODITIES CRASH February 2, 2010 by Joe Ponzio And the blogging returns. Thanks all for your patience. It has been a wild few months, between market crashes and rebounds, a business “split” so that my partner and I could each focus on our core competencies (yes, it was friendly; and, no, there’s no juicy backstory), and so…
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