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May 31, 2022 andreweverett360

Zombie companies

Investopedia defines zombies as “companies that earn just enough money to continue operating and service their debt… Zombie companies have no excess capital to spur growth and are considered close to insolvency.” Here are two articles on zombies:

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May 25, 2022 andreweverett360

The SEC now asks public businesses to disclose material human capital metrics

Ben Reuveni wrote an article for Human Resource Executive titled The SEC’s disclosure rules are changing HR forever.

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March 26, 2022March 26, 2022 andreweverett360

of 133 publicly traded unicorns in the U.S., 89 had cumulative losses greater than their annual revenues

Jeffrey Funk and Adam Acar wrote an article for Nikkei Asia titled Ride-hailing insanity shows Japan is right to shun startups.

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December 8, 2021December 8, 2021 andreweverett360

Free Cash Flow and Valuation

Matt Bergman tweeted about the difference between enterprise free cash flow and equity free cash flow.

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August 28, 2021 andreweverett360

What is Ergodicity?

Taylor Pearson wrote an article titled A Big Little Idea Called Ergodicity.

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May 29, 2021 andreweverett360

I Bond – inflation-protected U.S. savings bond

Jason Zweig wrote an article for the Wall Street Journal titled The Safe, High-Return Trade Hiding in Plain Sight.

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May 12, 2020August 17, 2020 andreweverett360

The stock market vs the real economy

The Economist ran an article titled The market v the real economy. Continue reading “The stock market vs the real economy” →

April 9, 2020April 9, 2020 andreweverett360

Enterprise Value: Is EV/EBITDA a better ratio than P/E?

An interesting Twitter thread on financial ratios. Continue reading “Enterprise Value: Is EV/EBITDA a better ratio than P/E?” →

April 5, 2020April 4, 2020 andreweverett360

Is the global financial system fragile, resilient, or antifragile?

Peter Neuwirth wrote a blog post titled Fragility, Antifragility, and Financial Forest Fires in two parts (part 1, Part 2). Peter Neuwirth is the author of What’s Your Future Worth? which describes the basic principles behind the actuarial perspective.   Continue reading “Is the global financial system fragile, resilient, or antifragile?” →

April 4, 2020 andreweverett360

contraction vs recession

Ken Fisher wrote an optimistic blog post titled My take on the coronavirus, the economy, and the stock market. Continue reading “contraction vs recession” →

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