Monthly Archives: February 2016

ENTREPRENEURSHIP: Eye Opening Statistics for Phone App Developers

Posted on February 25, 2016 by Dr. Paul M. Wendee

Many of the young entrepreneurs that I encounter, particularly those in university business incubator programs, are expending enormous amounts of resources – both in time and money – on developing phone apps. While this is an exciting, and often times, … Continue reading →

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NOTES FROM THE FIELD: What’s So Negative (or Positive!) About Negative Interest Rates?

Posted on February 23, 2016 by Dr. Paul M. Wendee

With most of the world’s economies in the doldrums, the central banks of many countries have instituted, or are considering instituting, a policy of negative interest rates. Even Fed chief Janet Yellen, of the US Federal Reserve, has said that … Continue reading →

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SPECIAL SITUATIONS: Junk Bonds

Posted on February 19, 2016 by Dr. Paul M. Wendee

High yield bonds, also known as junk bonds, may be priced attractively enough at current levels to qualify as what we call a Special Situation. Junk bonds are the debt of companies that are less strong from a financial standpoint … Continue reading →

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NOTES FROM THE FIELD: Original “Review and Outlook” Issues Added

Posted on February 14, 2016 by Dr. Paul M. Wendee

The Review and Outlook was published by Dr. Paul M. Wendee for a short period of time at a national investment banking firm some years ago. In many respects, the Review and Outlook was the predecessor to the Intrinsic Value … Continue reading →

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