Earlier this month, I wrote about why I think the future of the American economy depends on the ingenuity of the American people. Today, I’d like to share some steps I think our country can take to ensure that future is a bright one.
The most obvious step, to me, is ensuring we have the best [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Education'
Why Net Neutrality is Important
September 2nd, 2010 · No Comments · Cabot, Digests, Economy, Education, Investing, Stocks
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An Important Message About Fear and Greed
August 31st, 2010 · No Comments · Cabot, Education, Investing, Stock Market
One of the great characteristics of the sciences, from astronomy to psychology, from anatomy to zoology, is that every generation builds on the work of those that preceded it.
As Isaac Newton put it in 1676, “If I have seen a little further it is by standing on the shoulders of Giants.”
This regular knowledge transfer happens—most [...]
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A Bit of Cabot History
August 29th, 2010 · No Comments · Cabot, Education, Investing, Stock Market
This week the folks in the Cabot office took a field trip down the road to Cabot Farm, where our company had its humble beginnings. We had a lovely lunch and got a tour of the grounds, complete with a stop to see alpacas (Max and Dakota, at right), turkeys and a flourishing vegetable garden. [...]
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Stock Market Analysis Video: An Indecisive Market
August 28th, 2010 · No Comments · Cabot, China, Education, Emerging Markets, Growth Investing, Investing, Stock Market, Stocks, Video
In this week’s Stock Market Analysis Video, Cabot China & Emerging Markets Editor Paul Goodwin says we’ve been waiting for the market to declare itself but it hasn’t yet made a decisive move. Short-, intermediate- and long-term trends are all down, but not in a catastrophic way. Stocks discussed include VanceInfo Technologies (VIT), VMware (VMW), [...]
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A Chinese Stock for Your Watch List
August 27th, 2010 · No Comments · Cabot, China, Earnings, Education, Emerging Markets, Growth Investing, Investing, Stock Market, Stocks
Back in March 2009, if someone had suggested that the Chinese jewelry company Fuqi International (FUQI) was about to embark on a six month run that would blast the stock to a 10x gain, they wouldn’t have found many takers. Seventeen months after its IPO, with three failed attempts to break through resistance at 12, [...]
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