Power Hedge is an independent stock research and analysis firm with a passion for macro- and microeconomic analysis. The company was founded in 2010 by Daniel E. Gibbs. Mr. Gibbs has a very interesting background. He graduated summa cum laude from the Pennsylvania State University with a B.S. in ...
morePower Hedge is an independent stock research and analysis firm with a passion for macro- and microeconomic analysis. The company was founded in 2010 by Daniel E. Gibbs. Mr. Gibbs has a very interesting background. He graduated summa cum laude from the Pennsylvania State University with a B.S. in finance and entrepreneurship. He then went to work at the Travelers as an Information Systems Consultant. He spent many years in this role, using most of his paychecks to invest in dividend-paying stocks, primarily in the energy industry. He left this position to start up Powerhedge, LLC, which had managed to obtain a contract with an asset management company in Pennsylvania to be their primary provider of research. Mr. Gibbs has since expanded the company into private equity and investment banking, which is illustrated by it being behind the largest real estate deal in Pittsburgh in 2016. The company today operates as both a boutique investment bank and a stock research firm focused on dividend investing.
Power Hedge focuses our research primarily on dividend-paying, international companies of all sizes with sustainable competitive advantages. Power Hedge is neither a permabear nor a permabull. However, we believe that, given the current structural problems in the United States, the best investment opportunities may lie elsewhere in the world. The firms strategy is primarily buy and hold, but will stray from that strategy on occasion. Our ideal holding period is forever, however we realize that both internal and external forces can impact an investment. For this reason, we believe that it is vital to keep a close eye on all of your investments. We do not believe in changing an investment based on short-term market swings.
Traditionally, we have not always responded to comments but in order to improve the quality of our research, comments will be reviewed and we will respond to issues regarding errors or omissions. This does not include our premium service, Energy Profits in Dividends, which is available from the Seeking Alpha Marketplace. This service does include detailed discussions with our team both on the reports themselves and in a private forum.
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This Chart Reveals Google’s True Dominance Over The Web
That might be one reason. They recently banned all ads from both Trump and Bernie Sanders though so that might be the straw that broke the camel’s back.
Retail Apocalypse: Fact Or Fiction?- Part 1
Yeah, but IIRC it’s not a huge push outside of Whole Foods
Retail Apocalypse: Fact Or Fiction?- Part 1
Hopefully tomorrow. Part 2 was sent to me last night.
Retail Apocalypse: Fact Or Fiction?- Part 1
Part 2 was sent to me last night. I’m uploading it to the site now so hopefully tomorrow.
Gold And Silver Holdings Of Trusts And Funds - Price Manipulation
Sooner or later, the ability of the Fed and others to manipulate the market via paper gold will go away. Somebody will try to take physical delivery and there won't be any gold to deliver. That's when the price will ultimately explode upward.
This Chart Reveals Google’s True Dominance Over The Web
Google has already begun getting investigated for monopolistic behavior in the EU, although nothing has come of that just yet.
If this isn't a monopoly though, I don't know what is.
The Amazing Amount Of Gold The U.S. Exported Since 2000
Originally it's because the 1960s saw lots of European countries wanting to exchange their US dollars for gold because the dollar was overvalued.
Nowadays, I'm not sure. China was importing it over the past decade in order to back the yuan with gold.
Is Cash No Longer Trash?
Excellent article... here's to hoping that we see a real yield on cash sometime soon!
The Amazing Amount Of Gold The U.S. Exported Since 2000
Your last sentence says it all and I've been saying the same thing for a long time... the US dollar will lose its reserve status in the future. I'm not sure when, but I keep seeing signs that it could be coming soon. When that happens, I'd rather have my gold and silver than something fiat.
What Happened To The Iphone?
I saw a survey back in August that essentially said that Chinese people as a whole felt that the iPhone X was far too expensive and they weren't interested in shelling out that kind of money for a smartphone.
Personally, I have an iPhone SE. I won't be buying another iPhone until Apple offers another one with a 4" screen. For me, the new phones are far too large.