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daniel September 2, 2015April 21, 2016 AAPL, American Express Stock, AMEX, Apple Pay, Apple Stock, AXP, BIG, Big Lots Stock, Capital One Financial Stock, COF, DIS, GOOG, Google, Kansas City Southern, KR, Kroger, KSU, Mr. Market, Mr. Money Mustache, PayPal Holdings, PG, Procter & Gamble Stock, PYPL, Value Investing, Walmart Stores Inc., Walt Disney Stock, Warren Buffett, WMT

Ten Really Great Underpriced Stocks to Consider Buying Right Now

If you want to take a gamble on a tech company that could be the next Google, PayPal could be it. PayPal’s revenue was growing at a rate of 14% in the first quarter of 2015. PayPal’s international revenue grew at a rate of 52% in 2014, the volume of mobile payments it processed grew by 58% and its total payment volume grew by 26%.

Long Ideas

daniel April 23, 2015April 20, 2016 BIG, Big Lots, COST, Costco, DG, DLTR, Dollar General, Dollar Tree, Family Dollar, KR, Kroger, Target, TGT, Walmart, WMT

My Impressions of Walmart Neighborhood Market

Walmart has figured out how to make a successful small box format. Companies like Dollar Tree Stores (NASDAQ: DLTR) and Dollar General (NYSE: DG) as well as regional grocers had better take notice. Walmart has proven itself capable of producing a better small box store.

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daniel February 17, 2015February 21, 2016 Benjamin Graham, BIG, Charlie Munger, COST, DDAIY, DG, HOG, Income Inequality, KR, Mr. Money Mustache, TTM, Value Investing, VLKPF, Warren Buffett, WMT

Companies to Invest in to Take Advantage of Income Inequality

The bottom line is that investors that do not understand the reality of the times that they live in are doomed to lose money. Understanding the big picture is vital if you want to make money in today’s America.

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daniel February 12, 2015March 9, 2016 ABX, American Express, AMZN, Apple Pay, Benjamin Graham, BIG, CMG, COST, Costco, DG, DLTR, FDO, Income Inequality, MCD, NFLX, Pinketty, SBUX, SFM, TGT, Value Investing, Venmo, Warren Buffett, WMT

How Investors Can Take Advantage of Income Inequality

Basically, any company that offers high-quality merchandise or a high level of convenience at a good price is poised to profit in this economy. People want to save as much money as possible, but they don’t want to think of themselves as “poor”; income inequality, which makes people conscious of poverty, drives this trend.