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Stocks are cheap

2013-01-21T15:03:37-05:00By Barry Schwartz|Categories: Blog|Tags: Barry Schwartz Baskin Financial, Barry Schwartz BNN, BNN, Bonds are overvalued, bonds overpriced, Buy and Hold, cheap stocks, Dividend paying stocks, low interest rates, overvalued bonds, Stocks are cheap, value investor, Warren Buffett|

Now that the S&P 500 is back to a five year high, investors may be wondering if stocks are still cheap. It has been a nice run since March 2009 and maybe it’s time to cash in the chips. Not [...]

Too Big to Fail and Too Cheap to Ignore

2018-06-28T18:20:42-04:00By Baskin Wealth Management|Categories: Blog|Tags: banks, cheap stocks, Dodd Frank, fat pitch, Jamie Dimon, JP Morgan, JPM, London Whale, low book value, stock market, too big to fail, trading loss, Wall Street, Wall Street regulation, Warren Buffett|

Followers of Barry Schwartz’s articles will recall that value investors await opportunities in the market by swinging at “fat pitches.” A fat pitch is intended to provide the investor with a margin of safety by protecting him against downside risk. [...]