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IRS: Cheapest Obamacare Plan Will Be $20,000 Per Family
January 31, 2013 - 2:45 PM
(CNSNews.com) – In a final regulation issued Wednesday, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) assumed that under Obamacare the cheapest health insurance plan available in 2016 for a family will cost $20,000 for the year.
A blurb from Marc Faber:
On the bubble:
I am suggesting that in the fourth year of an economic expansion, near-zero interest rates will lead to a further misallocation of capital. I thought the U.S. market would have a 20% correction last fall, but it didn't happen. I also said the market might explode to the upside before the correction occurred. We might be in the final acceleration phase now. The Standard & Poor's 500 is at 1650. It could rally to 1750 or even 2000 in the next month or two before collapsing. People with assets are all doomed, because prices are grossly inflated globally for stocks, bonds, and collectibles.
You should get educated before you start bloviating. The PE ratio really doesn't tell you much. Company A's stock is selling at $20 a share and your broker tells you they made $1.00 last year, PE Ratio =20, BFD. The market price per share divided by the net earnings per share, two variables, simple things for simple folks.
You should learn to think for yourself and learn more about what's driving this market.
You should get educated before you start bloviating. The PE ratio really doesn't tell you much. Company A's stock is selling at $20 a share and your broker tells you they made $1.00 last year, PE Ratio =20, BFD. The market price per share divided by the net earnings per share, two variables, simple things for simple folks.
You should learn to think for yourself and learn more about what's driving this market.
The P/E ratio expresses the stock price in terms of the earnings per share (EPS).
OK, why earnings per share, then? Why not just consider earnings?
Remember that our ultimate goal is to value a stock, not a company. Stocks are priced per share. If the number of shares of a given stock suddenly inflates, all other things remaining equal, what will happen to the stock price? It'll drop. Same thing happens to earnings, of course.
And if earnings growth becomes outpaced by share growth, that's tainted growth, from an investor's point of view. That's often a losing situation. Always look at earnings per share
Chief UddersSweepTheFloor is a big fucking dummy too. The PE ratio really tells you little. Here's a discussion on it's merits:
http://www.intrinsic-valuation.com/articles/PERatioFallacy
Chief UddersSweepTheFloor is a big fucking dummy too. The PE ratio really tells you little. Here's a discussion on it's merits:
http://www.intrinsic-valuation.com/articles/PERatioFallacy
It's one two dimensional tool, that is all, and in a Fed inflated and driven market scenario real valuations are getting hard to find. Keep playing with your PE Ratios only and continue to be blind.
It's one two dimensional tool, that is all, and in a Fed inflated and driven market scenario real valuations are getting hard to find. Keep playing with your PE Ratios only and continue to be blind.
It's one two dimensional tool, that is all, and in a Fed inflated and driven market scenario real valuations are getting hard to find. Keep playing with your PE Ratios only and continue to be blind.
IRS: Cheapest Obamacare Plan Will Be $20,000 Per Family
January 31, 2013 - 2:45 PM
They don't agree with their Democrat colleagues. They must be Uncle Toms:
BLACK LEADERS: IMMIGRATION BILL WILL 'HARM' AFRICAN AMERICAN WORKERS