Money and Finance
- The Untold Story Of Larry Page's Incredible Comeback - By Nicholas Carlson
Link to article: The Untold Story Of Larry Page's Incredible ComebackBy August 2001, Schmidt had fully extricated himself from his responsibilities at Novell. He became Google’s CEO — so-called adult supervision for Page and his co-founder, Brin....
- Loeb’s Reinsurer With No U.s. Staff Gains From Jobs Act
I’m not sure whether or not this makes much of a difference on the business/valuation front, but it is interesting nonetheless. Billionaire hedge-fund manager Daniel Loeb’s Third Point Reinsurance Ltd., which has no staff in the U.S., said it can...
- John Mauldin: Where Will The Jobs Come From?
Each month investors and politicians in countries all over the world obsess over the release of the monthly employment numbers. Even though these numbers are likely to be revised significantly from the original release, the markets can't help responding...
- 2012 Goals
My ultimate goal is to be able to retire by 40 by replacing all of my income with dividend payouts. I have a long ways to go but am working on making progress towards it. Budgeting goals for 2012: Average 70% after-tax savings rate Average less than...
- First Post
With the market routinely making all time highs is this a good time to start an investing blog? After all, 2008-2011 was a bargain bonanza for investors, 2012 even had a few periods where prices got interesting. 2013? Not so much interesting. Of course...
Money and Finance
Why Investors Should Pay Attention to the JOBS Act of 2012
From the Distressed Debt Investing blog:
On April 5th, 2012, President Obama signed the Jumpstart Our Business Startups (JOBS) Act into law. In my opinion, this may be one of the most important pieces of legislation enacted in the past 20 years. And investors of all sorts: angels, value, distressed, etc., should be paying attention.
It has surprised me that discussion of the JOBS Act has not perpetuated the "investing blog" universe given the ramification of this new legislation. I am hoping this post will be a springboard for institutional investors and writers to begin discussion of the bill and its implications for those in the professional money management business. I'd encourage you to forward this post to those who may be interested.
- The Untold Story Of Larry Page's Incredible Comeback - By Nicholas Carlson
Link to article: The Untold Story Of Larry Page's Incredible ComebackBy August 2001, Schmidt had fully extricated himself from his responsibilities at Novell. He became Google’s CEO — so-called adult supervision for Page and his co-founder, Brin....
- Loeb’s Reinsurer With No U.s. Staff Gains From Jobs Act
I’m not sure whether or not this makes much of a difference on the business/valuation front, but it is interesting nonetheless. Billionaire hedge-fund manager Daniel Loeb’s Third Point Reinsurance Ltd., which has no staff in the U.S., said it can...
- John Mauldin: Where Will The Jobs Come From?
Each month investors and politicians in countries all over the world obsess over the release of the monthly employment numbers. Even though these numbers are likely to be revised significantly from the original release, the markets can't help responding...
- 2012 Goals
My ultimate goal is to be able to retire by 40 by replacing all of my income with dividend payouts. I have a long ways to go but am working on making progress towards it. Budgeting goals for 2012: Average 70% after-tax savings rate Average less than...
- First Post
With the market routinely making all time highs is this a good time to start an investing blog? After all, 2008-2011 was a bargain bonanza for investors, 2012 even had a few periods where prices got interesting. 2013? Not so much interesting. Of course...