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I've been working as a writer, editor and deal-maker on several large financial websites in recent years. My graduate education includes pharmacology, pathology and law school. I have an M.S. in Pathology from the University of Southern California and a J.D. from Loyola Law School. I've ...more

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Bill Ackman's Big Pharma Trade: The Drama Doesn't Stop
9 years ago

I think I followed you till the last sentence. Basically Ackman tried to get around the exact wording of the law, in his own thinking, but may have failed to do that successfully. I'd nail him for insider trading "in substance" anyway - that was my argument.

In this article: AGN, VRX
FBI Director Warns Google And Apple "If You Don't Decrypt Phones, We'll Do It For You"
9 years ago

Is that a private company? Are there public companies in this area too?

In this article: AAPL, GOOG, GOOGL
Dollar’s Ride Is About To End
9 years ago

If the Fed restarts QE, can it prevent interest rates from rising and the disaster that would bring on? Can they somehow balance inflation, deflation, and interest rates as they are now by bringing on QE and then taking it away and then starting it up again when needed...? What would be the first thing to fail?

Dollar’s Ride Is About To End
9 years ago

Why are you going to stay long EUO as long as the US appears to be better off than other economies?

FBI Director Warns Google And Apple "If You Don't Decrypt Phones, We'll Do It For You"
9 years ago

And this is a problem for companies that deal with foreign governments - which don't want to be spied on. Companies such as Google can lose foreign customers because the safety of communications can't be trusted...

In this article: AAPL, GOOG, GOOGL
Dividend Aristocrats In Focus Part 22: T. Rowe Price Group
9 years ago

Yes, he's using CAPE. That explains why it's high - he's counting in 2008/9 where many stocks had no earnings to the crash in financials. I wonder if his theory was based on CAPE in the first place.

In this article: BEN, TROW
Dividend Aristocrats In Focus Part 22: T. Rowe Price Group
9 years ago

Thanks! I'll go read those comments.

In this article: BEN, TROW
Dividend Aristocrats In Focus Part 22: T. Rowe Price Group
9 years ago

Here's an example, Henry Blodget says "26." http://www.businessinsider.com/long-term-stock-chart-pe-ratio-2014-10. Your number is 18, and here's a site that says trailing is 18 (matches your site) and forward is about 15: http://online.wsj.com/mdc/public/page/2_3021-peyield.html. It's odd that if the number is so important for making predictions, that people are so unclear on what number they are using (trailing vs. forward) and how they are calculating it. I don't know where Henry Blodget got his numbers, but it seems like he shouldn't be confused himself on the topic....

In this article: BEN, TROW
Dividend Aristocrats In Focus Part 22: T. Rowe Price Group
9 years ago

SureDividend, maybe you can help me with another question I have on the S&P's P/E. Some authors are saying it's about 16 and others are quoting about 26 (and saying it's at historical highs). Why are these numbers different from one author to another? Thanks! Ilene

In this article: BEN, TROW
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