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IRONTON A teacup of uncut diamonds is how Nannie Kelley Wright paid her bills after she lost her fortune in the 1929 stock market crash.
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IRONTON A teacup of uncut diamonds is how Nannie Kelley Wright paid her bills after she lost her fortune in the 1929 stock market crash.
She published her stock market newsletter for nearly four decades — initially as “G. Weiss,” to conceal her identity as a woman in a male-dominated industry.
Three of our latest featured stocks are from the financial sector, explains<strong> Kelley Wright</strong>, the editor of Investment Quality Trends and a specialist in assessing under and overvaluation based stocks' historical yield parameters.
In response to overvalued stocks, consider shifting your portfolio towards undervalued dividend-paying blue-chip stocks.
There are countless analysts and experts in the investing world, but there are a few legends who have distinct qualities and influence, which separates them from other average Joes. The wisdom that these legends share can be a guiding light for young investors who want to achieve success in the investing world. One such legend is Geraldine Weiss. Geraldine Weiss, known as the 'blue chip stocks guru' is the founder of the advisory newsletter, Investment Quality Trends. She is also a co-author of two books. The story behind the legend Weiss was born in San Francisco in 1926 and studied business...