Tyler and Jordan analyze the latest economic data, including rising personal income, job growth, and strong corporate earnings projections. They discuss the significance of manufacturing expansion after 26 months of contraction and put recent stock market volatility into historical context. With markets historically rebounding after corrections, they outline why long-term discipline, proper asset allocation, and emergency cash reserves remain critical for investors. Tune in for a data-driven ...
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Tyler and Jordan analyze the latest economic data, including rising personal income, job growth, and strong corporate earnings projections. They discuss the significance of manufacturing expansion after 26 months of contraction and put recent stock market volatility into historical context. With markets historically rebounding after corrections, they outline why long-term discipline, proper asset allocation, and emergency cash reserves remain critical for investors. Tune in for a data-driven ...
Fundamental Factors of Investing Part 1: What Makes a Quality Company?
Five Minute Finance with LVM
8 minutes
3 years ago
Fundamental Factors of Investing Part 1: What Makes a Quality Company?
In the first of our four-part series on the fundamental factors of investing, Tyler and Jordan sit down to discuss the “quality factor” and what makes a quality company. Our discussion revolves around operating efficiency, earnings quality, and leverage and capital structure. Keep in mind that the figures we discuss vary by industry, company size, and geography. Please see our post for show notes and descriptions: Fundamental Factors of Investing Part 1: What Makes a Quality Compa...
Five Minute Finance with LVM
Tyler and Jordan analyze the latest economic data, including rising personal income, job growth, and strong corporate earnings projections. They discuss the significance of manufacturing expansion after 26 months of contraction and put recent stock market volatility into historical context. With markets historically rebounding after corrections, they outline why long-term discipline, proper asset allocation, and emergency cash reserves remain critical for investors. Tune in for a data-driven ...
