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May 5, 2021 at 6:21AM
There are a few things we know about Warren Buffett. First, he loves buying companies that pay him dividends. Second, he has favored what most would consider boring businesses.
Berkshire Hathaway s (NYSE:BRK.A)(NYSE:BRK.B) portfolio is full of things like banks, railroads, and consumer items that people buy through all economic cycles
Buffett has also said that he could generate much higher returns if he was putting less cash to work. There are probably many companies he would like to buy stock in that are too small to move the needle on his overall returns. It s why he has called the huge pile of cash on his company s balance sheet his elephant gun. The implication is that he has to target large game in other words, large-cap companies. With that in mind, let s look at
May 5, 2021 at 6:21AM
There are a few things we know about Warren Buffett. First, he loves buying companies that pay him dividends. Second, he has favored what most would consider boring businesses.
Berkshire Hathaway s (NYSE:BRK.A)(NYSE:BRK.B) portfolio is full of things like banks, railroads, and consumer items that people buy through all economic cycles
Buffett has also said that he could generate much higher returns if he was putting less cash to work. There are probably many companies he would like to buy stock in that are too small to move the needle on his overall returns. It s why he has called the huge pile of cash on his company s balance sheet his elephant gun. The implication is that he has to target large game in other words, large-cap companies. With that in mind, let s look at
Tender volumes stable at a very high level 1,254 3 minutes read Photo: Jim Allen/FreightWaves
After the winter storm disruptions, freight tender volumes have stabilized and moved horizontally this week. The Outbound Tender Volume Index is up ~16% yoy when adjusting for the high level of rejected tenders. Yearly comps will soon become tougher given the 30% volume surge last March on the backs of consumer panic buying and hoarding of grocery and household staples.
We are entering the seasonal second-gear freight markets find toward the end of Q1. Not only does the warm weather bring about elevated consumer demand, but retailers have quarterly results to report, and lagging inventories are not applauded by Wall Street.