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Thursday, October 9
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Right now, the p/e for the S&P 500, at 40.08, has only been higher during the 1999 dot-com era. And some high p/e stocks have more debt than equity.
JPMorgan’s stock trades above three times tangible book value for the first time since 2002. Jamie Dimon once called that too high, but investors keep buying.
By now, it’s glaringly obvious: AI is replacing workers. And it’s boosting corporate bottom lines as it does. Dividend investors should take note of this.
the recent APLE share price of $11.94 represents a price-to-book ratio of 0.9 and an annual dividend yield of 8.04%
IRS may view a plaintiff’s request for a settlement to go to charity as a payment first to the plaintiff, and then a contribution by him to charity.
Card fraud is inevitable these days, but the dispute/resolution process doesn’t have to be painful. The best issuers provide a fast, transparent, and fair process.
Nike has faced difficulties during previous downturns. Its shares fell 53% during the inflation crisis of 2022 and have not completely recovered.
Business and personal credit aren’t just numbers—they’re your ticket to freedom, growth and peace of mind.
Whether digital barter replaces money remains to be seen, but it has a big role to play in the networked economy.
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