I'm not sure when the spread between large and small will shrink, but I'm confident it will. And here's why.
I believe our focus on dividend-paying stocks will continue to guide us through the rough times ahead.
We far prefer a business that is poised for future growth, versus a really cheap company in a shrinking business.
Expectations for 3rd quarter corporate earnings and economic growth were probably too pessimistic going into October.
Each is a leader in its respective industry, and all three benefit from durable, long-term macro trends.
Two bills are making their way through Congress right now that pose a danger to the innovation that makes transparency possible on the internet.
The uncertainty of resolution on many fronts has meant that as investors, we’re waiting for something to give.
The overall market appears to have somewhat stabilized, so we will consider making some purchases over the next few months.