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Jim Collins
Jim Collins is the Founding Partner of Portfolio Guru. Collins researches small stocks in his newsletter, MicroCap Guru, and uses income-investing principles to manage money for individuals on a fee-only, separately-managed account basis.
Previously, Collins spent 10 years as an equity analyst in New York and London covering the automotive sector for Lehman Brothers, Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette and UBS. He holds an A.B. in Economics and History from Duke University and has completed the academic requirements for the CFA designation.
Recent Articles By The Author
We're in the Midst of a Financial Bubble the Likes of Which I've Never Seen
Watch the plumbing of the U.S. financial system because this old house is about to spring a giant leak.
We're Only at the Beginning of a Supercycle of Economic Pain for Insurers
That's why ETFs make sense here.
The Investment Angle of Covid-19
Stocks of companies that have Covid-19 vaccine candidates have boomed while those in the treatment space have not.
Ford's New CEO Must Now Reckon the Number of the Beast
Jim Farley must walk a fine line of adapting to new realities, maintaining Ford's fortress balance sheet, and keeping the family happy. Here's my take on the name.
Look Out Tesla, Volkswagen and the Big Boys Are Coming for You
VW's ID.4 introduction and the strong sales performance of the ID.3 in Norway show 'other automakers' are starting to figure out the BEV game themselves.
What's Happening Now Is a Change in Institutional Investor Mindset
Being scared of a pullback isn't 'expensive' or 'stupid'. It's just good investing.
Stock-Specific Ideas for the Post-Fed Era of Investing
Make sure that your portfolio is composed of sane assets for the balance of this crazy year.
The Market Is Ignoring the Fed
I think that Jerome Powell actually believes he is accomplishing something...by doing nothing.
When Planning a Blackstone Play, I Just Come Up Vacant
Investing in New York City's No. 1 residential landlord is complicated by the work-from-home economy and Fed policy.
Stocks Don't 'Always Go Up,' and This Time Is No Different
Corrections occur at various points to remedy valuation excesses and that's what we are seeing now.
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