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Tag Archives: Harley
Ride the Kentucky Bourbon Trail – Investment Research?
I have friends who take great pleasure in discussing the latest wine releases, and some who have built temperature and humidity-controlled rooms in their homes to store hundreds of bottles of wine they’ve collected. More surprising, I recently read that … Continue reading
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Tagged angel's envy, asset, bourbon, class, cleveland, columbus, cycle, disterilleries, distillery, German, Hall of Fame, Harley, Harley-Davidson, investment, investments, kentucky, lexington, maker's mark, makers, malvin, Man-O-War, mark, maverick, maverickinvestors, maverickinvestors.com, ohio, old, pappy, R&R, reiser's, research, rock & roll, Schmidt's, spooner, Springer, tour, trail, van, Village, vintage, wine, winkle, woodford
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Want to be a money manager? Become a celebrity!
I still don’t understand why people pay much heed to headlines in newspapers (if it’s in the news it’s already old news, and can’t make you money) or to those who’ve unilaterally appointed themselves as experts on money matters. Some journalists are pretty good, but … Continue reading
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Tagged analyst, celebrity, cfa, Chartered, cramer, financial, ford, gurus, Harley, Harley-Davidson, headlines, hype, investment, Jim, journalists, jprofessional, Mad, manager, market, media, money, NASDAQ, peak, portfolio, press, publicity, S&P500, stock
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Apple iPad2 vs Blackberry Playbook, Apple vs RIM, Commodities, Supply & Demand
What makes these crazy people lineup for a new iPad2 when they absolutely KNOW it will sell out before they get to the counter? I’ve a few lessons to share in today’s commentary. People (like yours truly) are nuts. I … Continue reading
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Tagged aapl, apple, arizona, bike, blackberry, closed-end, commodities, funds, globe, globe&mail, gold, guidebook, Harley, Harley-Davidson, in, investors, ipad2, mail, mal, malvin, market, maverick, motion, playbook, research, rim, shirley, silver, spooner, stocks, tech, technology, week, won
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Can it get any worse? Does it matter for stocks and bonds?
I neglected to include a chart in my last post I wanted to highlight. As mentioned before (read last posting by scrolling down) Japan added some downside leverage to a correction that was due anyway (discussed in my rants of … Continue reading
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Tagged 500, bonds, commodities, earthquake, economy, global, guidebook, Harley, institutional, interest, investors, iron, Japan, labs, linamar, mal, malvin, market, markets, maverick, nickel, paladin, rates, rebuild, recovery, retail, S&P, spooner, steel, stocks, tsunami, uranium
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Bullish the U.S. $ like never before!
A maverick investor loves headlines like this one: “Mighty Greenback losing it’s lustre.” What lustre? The greenback has been in the doghouse for years now. As a Canadian, I’ve been grateful – I bought my latest Harley-Davidson while the loonie … Continue reading
So when do I sell?
So when do I sell? I hate this question. Below is the exact question I found in the comments section from my great friend Stephen Bishop. Stephen is an investment advisor in Nova Scotia (God’s country), and he is the … Continue reading
