Business Development Company Stocks — Try These 2 for Huge Yields
While most income-oriented securities have enjoyed rallies over the past two months, business development companies remain cheap.
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Author: Charles Sizemore
Sizemore: How Do I Invest My Own Money? An Expert’s Guide
Last week, I wrote that the 60/40 portfolio is dead. So, it’s only fair to ask: If I believe that...
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Sizemore: The Economy Is a Mess but Generational Opportunities Can Arise
There is no V-shaped recovery for most of the world. An L-shaped recovery is the best-case scenario.
Sizemore: What Berkshire’s Big Sell-Off Means — and What You Should Do Next
Even after the March tumble, stocks aren’t cheap. In fact, they’re still priced a lot more like a market top than a market bottom.
It Had a Good Run but the 60/40 Portfolio Is Dead
The S&P 500 is trading at a cyclically adjusted price-to-earnings ratio (“CAPE”) of 26.5 today. If history were any guide, that would suggest annualized returns over the next decade to be close to zero.
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