With this series, we’d like to give you some perspective on the companies in our distinguished EVA Monster universe. This rare breed of quality-growth stocks is worthy of your attention, and getting to know these businesses may pay off handsomely

Imagine that you have a newspaper from one year into the future. The top 10 best-performing stocks from the prior year are on the front page of the paper. In addition, a large bank has stated that they will provide

With this series, we’d like to give you some perspective on the companies in our distinguished EVA Monster universe. This rare breed of quality-growth stocks is worthy of your attention, and getting to know these businesses may pay off handsomely

Throughout the years, I kept emphasizing in the FALCON Method Newsletter that the current market price of a stock might have nothing to do with the value of the underlying business. While this statement is the cornerstone of value investing,

With this series, we’d like to give you some perspective on the companies in our distinguished EVA Monster universe. This rare breed of quality-growth stocks is worthy of your attention, and getting to know these businesses may pay off handsomely

Confessions first: Have you ever decided on a stock purchase (or any other investment) based on a write-up, blog post, or third-party analysis? I’m guilty as charged, so don’t feel bad about this. It’s a widely held fallacy that following

Bad news first: your brain is not hardwired to make you a successful investor. Throughout evolution, survival was our number-one aim. Long books on cognitive biases are filled with how ill-equipped we are when it comes to navigating financial decisions.

“Playing the stock market is easy.” I kept bumping into such boastful statements until Barstool Sports founder, Dave Portnoy, took this foolishness to the highest possible level by saying he was a better investor than Warren Buffett and that day

If you’re like me, reading your first investment book must have made you super excited. “I can do this! It sounds totally reasonable. And getting rich is a nice byproduct.” Thoughts like these arose as I was eager to grab

I usually read 4–5 books per month, and although not all of them are investment-related, I often find striking parallels between the actual topic and the way I invest. The title “Scorecasting: The Hidden Influences Behind How Sports Are Played