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When I was handed the reins of The Oxford Club’s only value-focused editorial column back in 2024, I felt both excitement and a real sense of responsibility.

People who write about markets face a constant temptation: to make investing sound simpler than it is.

I never wanted The Value Meter to do that.

My goal was to make disciplined stock analysis easy t...


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Citizens Financial Group (NYSE: CFG) is the parent company of Citizens Bank, one of the oldest banks in the United States. The Providence, Rhode Island-based company traces its roots back to 1828, the year Andrew Jackson was elected president.

That was a long time ago, to say the least.

Citizens serves customers in 14 states and Washington, D.C....


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Over the past year, it’s seemed like all investors can talk about are SpaceX (Nasdaq: SPCX) and chip stocks like Nvidia (Nasdaq: NVDA) and Micron Technology (Nasdaq: MU).

Last year, it was all Mag 7 all the time.

Investors may not have realized this − and the mainstream financial media certainly isn’t talking ab...


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“What is the greatest danger to your investments? Inflation.”
– Paul Cabot (The Maxims of Wall Street, Page 149)

Last month, The Economist ran a story titled, “How much will a 4th of July cookout cost this year?”

Across the 25 U.S. cities surveyed by th...


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Ouch.

That was one of my longtime friends’ reply this week when he asked for an update on my ongoing home purchase and I told him I’d locked in a mortgage rate in the high 6s.

The current belief on Wall Street is that interest r...


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