John Wade

May 15, 1911 brought a seismic shift to the relationship between the United States and its largest corporations. That day, the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously affirmed a lower court's ruling that the monolithic...... (read more)

One of my weekly rituals as an investor is to review recent insider activity through the Securities and Exchange Commission’s Form 4 filings. Corporate executives and board members (“insiders”)...... (read more)

What if I told you this same industry, which sells products that could just as easily be sold completely online instead, has still managed positive growth in sales at brick-and-mortar locations over the...... (read more)

"By the '80s, baseball card values were rising beyond the average hobbyist's means. As prices continued to climb, baseball cards were touted as a legitimate investment alternative to stocks, with The...... (read more)

January of 2012 had fewer selling days than January of 2013. Here's why: Much of China shuts down for several days for the festivities around Chinese New Year. Sometimes, like in 2012, the New Year holiday...... (read more)

In my last article on Walgreen Company (NYSE:WAG), I gave light on pressing issues revolving around the world’s largest drugstore. After a rough 2012, Walgreen seems positioned to have a much improved...... (read more)