by Gary Gordon | Feb 1, 2020
Corporations should use generally accepted principles (GAAP) when reporting their earnings. Instead, they prefer to discuss “non-GAAP” earnings to make profits look better than they are. So what happens when you strip away the chicanery of non-GAAP to look...
by Gary Gordon | Jan 31, 2020
During 2000’s tech bubble, the insanity was primarily contained to the info tech and communication services sectors. Dot.com. Digital. However, the notion that investors should pay any price imaginable for a piece of the dot-com pie had become entirely irrational....
by Gary Gordon | Jan 30, 2020
The stock bubble peak in 2000 marked an unprecedented 128% overshooting of the trend. That was leaps and bounds worse than the price move above the trend in the bubbles of 1901 and 1929. For most of the 21st century, though, the Federal Reserve has done everything in...
by Gary Gordon | Jan 28, 2020
As a result of several factors such as the rise of e-commerce, changing consumer behaviors and rising rents, shopping malls have been hit particularly hard over the last decade. The mall vacancy rate in the U.S. is now at an all-time high of 9.7%, according to Reis...
by Gary Gordon | Jan 26, 2020
The S&P 500 clearly sits in the top 5% of historical valuations on at least eight different measures. Price-to-sales, price-to-book, 10-year P/E, EV-to-EBITDA, EV-to-Sales – it almost does not matter which metric you choose. They’re all flashing a cayenne pepper...
