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Paul was seduced into the market in the late 1970s. His passion for investing led him to change careers in April of 1987 when he joined Merrill Lynch as a financial advisor. Over the next thirteen years, Paul achieved excellent results for himself and his clients at Merrill Lynch, A.G. Edwards, ...more

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Pull The Plug On Utility Stocks
Total return had been beating the major indices even before Christmas week. In the three and a half-day holiday-shortened week they added an amazing 3.56%.
When Will The Fed Raise Rates? Voluntarily...Never.
Who benefits the most from artificially low interest rates? Debtors.
Think Crude Thoughts
The price of West Texas Intermediate crude oil dropped to $81.07 per barrel last week. It now sits at just pennies above 4-year support. From around that level, sharp rallies followed back in 2010 and 2011.
Wall Street Cheated – Changed History
Analysts keep finding new ways to deceive the public and inflate their track records. The latest example needs to be exposed because it involved alteration of a chart that was then republished on Barrons.com.
Lumber Liquidators – Not Down For The Count
Lumber Liquidators (LL) was a market darling one year ago. The stock had run from a 2011 low of $13.40 to a high of $120. Earnings were zooming higher, and the shares fetched north of a 43x multiple. Has the stock bottomed?
Mental Toughness Pays Big Dividends
Last week’s action was brutal. Major indices have pretty much given back all their gains from earlier in 2014. Talk of an imminent market crash are everywhere as bearish analysts have come out of hibernation to do CNBC interviews.
It's Not Too Early To Buy Crude-Based Investments
Extremely negative sentiment and a prolonged bear market make for a positive trading opportunity.
Wall Street Cheats: Chapter 2– Here's How They Do It
There is no shame in being wrong on a stock. What is unacceptable is to pretend you bought, sold or changed your opinion on it at a price that was no longer available in the real world. That is exactly what Janney Capital Markets and Barrons.com did during the past week.
Two-Thirds Of The Way To A Very Decent Year
Despite decidedly negative world events and lackluster economic data, the broad U.S. indices all posted solid, though unspectacular, numbers through August.
Fascinated With Fastenal? Here’s Your Play…
Very good companies are not hard to identify. They sport excellent long-term growth in easily measurable business metrics.
Danger: Falling Prices
Of all the triggers for a large selloff, I’d guess the Portuguese bank failure was pretty far down most people's list of "things to worry about."
Prophylactic Close-Outs On Teva Pharmaceuticals
Better safe than sorry...
Ending Our Quest A Month Early
We are buying to close our short put in Quest Diagnostics. It's likely the put would have expired worthless next month, but we're out now.
Limit Your Target-Dates To Match.com Or EHarmony
This week’s Barron’s cover story glorifies Target-Date funds. Paul Price is critical of this investment vehicle; here's why.
No Harm, No Foul
We thought discount retailer Target (TGT) looked like a good bet to go higher as its Canadian operations improved along with North American economic activity. Target didn't do as well as expected, but we still made a profit. Here's how...
Perma-Bears: Sad... Everybody Else: Happy
A shortened trading week ended sharply higher. Read on to see how Market Shadows did compared with the broad market.
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