Paul Price

AMG Offers Textbook Case of Importance of Looking to Future, Not Past

One-time items can distort annual earnings, as happened with Affiliated Managers Group, which took large non-cash asset write-downs during the fourth quarter of 2018 and the first quarter of this year.

Altas Air Shows How Earnings' Turbulence Can Be Ticket to Profits

When a stock I own gets killed on disappointing earnings, I check if it still makes sense, and if so it's often a bargain, as appeared to be the case on Thursday when Atlas Air plunged.

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Some 'Experts' Don't Know Beans About Buying/Selling Stocks

Let the case of Starbucks stock show you how taking bad advice can be a real grind.

Retirement Rule No. 1: Don't Trust Robots With Your Investment

Simply buying and holding the S&P 500 index far outperformed all of the computer-driven techniques from 18 different robo-advisory services.

Pick the Right Mispriced Stock, Cruise Ahead

Some stocks are too high and others too low when compared with the value of the company -- here's how to play the latter, using Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings as an example.

These Kinds of Stocks Look Like Nightmares, but Can Bring Happy Endings

Follow these rules and you won't have to put up with Rumpelstiltskin-like waiting to turn big profits from companies that look ready to go belly up.

Schwab (SCHW) Buying USAA's Investment Arm

Even With Trimmed Guidance, MSC Industrial Direct Is Built For a Buy

Near a two-year low, MSM has the most favorable valuation in a decade and its highest ever-yield.

Is GS Polishing Up To Be a Treasured Opportunity or Just Fool's Gold?

New management seems to be doing a better job than Lloyd Blankfein did, but I remain skeptical.