Hankook Tire & Technology Company Limited (161390 KS): Profitable Growth rank of 4 was same compared to the prior period’s 4th rank. This is above average performance compared to 960 large Cons. Disc. companies worldwide.
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BoJ moves to positive rates. QE since 2008. We’re quickly getting poorer. Emerging markets go with coal. Market volatility is a fee.
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What does it mean to “commit” to transformation? What does “transformation” mean? In this episode, John Dues and host Andrew Stotz discuss Point 14 of Dr. Deming’s 14 Points for Management – with John’s interpretations for educators.
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Rumo SA (RAIL3 BZ): Profitable Growth rank of 8 was down compared to the prior period’s 7th rank. This is below average performance compared to 1,460 large Industrials companies worldwide.
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Stellantis NV (STLAM IM): Profitable Growth rank of 2 was same compared to the prior period’s 2nd rank. This is World Class performance compared to 960 large Cons. Disc. companies worldwide.
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WPG Holdings Limited (3702 TT): Profitable Growth rank of 8 was same compared to the prior period’s 8th rank. This is below average performance compared to 660 large Info Tech companies worldwide.
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Amata Corporation Public Company Limited (AMATA TB): Profitable Growth rank of 3 was same compared to the prior period’s 3rd rank. This is above average performance compared to 310 medium Real Estate companies worldwide.
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US CPI higher than expected. US inflation has stayed above 3%. S&P 500 hitting new ATHs. Invest in uncovered stocks. Top 100 investment books.
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In this episode, Bill Bellows and host Andrew Stotz talk about where and how to start using your new knowledge when you’re learning Deming.
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In this episode of Investment Strategy Made Simple (ISMS), Andrew gets into part two of his discussion with Larry Swedroe: Ignorance is Bliss. Today, they discuss two chapters of Larry’s book Investment Mistakes Even Smart Investors Make and How to Avoid Them. In this series, they discuss mistake number 28: Do You Fail to Compare Your Funds to Proper Benchmarks? And mistake 29: Do You Believe Active Management Is a Winner’s Game in Inefficient Markets?
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