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Paul Price
As a veteran of Wall Street, Paul Price brings decades of experience working for some of the biggest financial firms including Merill Lynch, AG Edwards, and Wells Fargo. In 2000, Price retired and has been living off of his portfolio’s returns ever since while continuing to increase his net worth through investing.
Price self-identifies as a value investor, so you can look to him to find companies that are undervalued compared to their other key financial metrics like cash flow or revenue. He also engages in options trading and provides Real Money Pro members guidance on options plays.
He has published articles for the Real Money Pro community daily since 2010. He is passionate about investing and teaching others to grow their wealth through his investing strategies.
Recent Articles By The Author
Those Who Make This Trade Should See Good 'Fortune'
I see a special situation for this play as it's about to make a big structural move.
Bad Markets Often Offer Compelling Values
Low prices typically mean excessively low valuations on many very fine companies' shares.
Small-Cap Stocks Have Rarely Been Cheaper: Here's One to Trade Right Now
This name can give investors a big bang for their buck.
While Everyone Says Banks Are Broken, Buy This One
Here's a play in US Bancorp, which pays generous dividends compared with the broader market and offers a high-quality balance sheet.
By the Time You Hear Good News on This Stock It Will Be Too Late
Trying to call a market bottom is nearly impossible, instead, simply identify great companies -- like the one I show you here -- whose shares are selling way below fair value.
Investing Is All About Choices: Here's How to Choose Well
Getting superior returns on your portfolios requires occasionally selling overpriced shares while rotating your cash into clearly undervalued ones.
When the Market Hands You a Lemon, Make Lemonade Out of It
Look what happened with G-III Apparel. If you're holding the stock, I've got a plan for what to do next.
I Challenge You: Tell Me Why I Should Like Boeing?
Here's why the case for buying BA looks a little like B.S.
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