
Anthony J. Alfidi is the founder and CEO of Alfidi Capital, an investment research firm in San Francisco, California. Alfidi Capital publishes free investment research with honesty and humor.
Mr. Alfidi holds a Bachelor's degree in human resource management from the University of ... more
Anthony J. Alfidi is the founder and CEO of Alfidi Capital, an investment research firm in San Francisco, California. Alfidi Capital publishes free investment research with honesty and humor.
Mr. Alfidi holds a Bachelor's degree in human resource management from the University of Notre Dame (cum laude) and an MBA in finance from the University of San Francisco. He is a life member of Beta Gamma Sigma, the academic honor society for business majors. He has been a private investor since the 1990s.
lessFounder and CEO | |
Alfidi Capital | |
August 2008 - Present (14 years 2 months) | |
Alfidi Capital publishes financial research that is totally free, totally honest, and sometimes totally funny. Regular commentary on financial topics is found at the Alfidi Capital Blog. Regular commentary on geopolitics is found at Third Eye OSINT. |
University of San Francisco - Masagung Graduate School of Management | |
MBA | |
2001 / 2002 | |
Finance |
University of Notre Dame - Mendoza College of Business | |
BBA | |
1991 / 1995 | |
Organization Behavior and Human Resource Management; Public Policy; International Business |
Alfidi Capital Blog | |
Anthony Alfidi | |
Alfidi Capital | |
The official "blog of bonanza" for Alfidi Capital. The CEO, Anthony J. Alfidi, publishes periodic commentary on anything and everything related to investing. This blog does NOT give personal financial advice or offer any capital market services. This blog DOES tell the truth about business. |
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POET Technologies Has No Poetry
The stock (ticker POETF) has traded under a buck since August 2015. It did have a brief run up to over $2.00 in early 2014, so any investor who bought in during that time has a right to feel disappointed that POETF has since fallen in price. There is nothing misleading about citing facts from a company's own financial statements, such as negative retained earnings and lack of revenue. I meet plenty of entrepreneurs in the San Francisco area who convince themselves that a cute technology entitles their enterprise to a huge valuation. Tech skill is not the same thing as marketing skill but this is often lost on people who fall in love with their favorite laboratory concept.