Also, the values that we see on sites like Morningstar, are they considered oustanding shares for 2023? The reason I am asking is because I was checking Amazon, as an example, and the value I see on Morningstar more or less corresponds to what is mentioned in their 2022 financial statement (however, when I compare the shares oustanding for 2021 from their financial statement to values on macrotrends.net or... Source: 11 months ago

National per capita here is about $70k, according to macrotrends.net. In the United States, at least here in New York, most people do use air conditioning. Some don't and there might be a few of the public schools that have yet to have them fitted in. Power costs are rising. The cost of living is absurdly high. There might be some other places in the country, perhaps in West Virginia and the Appalachia, where... Source: 12 months ago

4 annual revenue growth rate----7.79%-----source macrotrends.net (I choosed the 2022 on 2021 growth). Source: 12 months ago

Annual revenue growth 7.79% (from macrotrends.net the increment 2022 on 2021) (any thought about?). Source: 12 months ago

Here's a comparison of Chile and Cuba's economies between the years of 1974-1988, coinciding with Pinochet's rule and the supposed "Chilean Miracle". This data is from macrotrends.net and is sourced from World Bank and UN data. I invite you to check my work if you feel so inclined. Source: about 1 year ago

This portfolio was changed to a charitable trust after 2005 when he got his TV show, prior to that it was tracking picks he made on website thestreet.com, which Cramer co-founded, I'm under the impression the Wharton study did that because it's taking his "top picks" and not all the picks he makes on his show (which would take a tremendous amount of time to log and model, I understand). Source: about 1 year ago

His company thestreet.com was fined for accounting fraud. Source: about 1 year ago

Good article on thestreet.com, Roubini Blasts Pretty Much Everything Cryptocurrency. Roubini is great. He tells it like it is. Source: over 1 year ago

I found this on thestreet.com: " If a stock begins to trade below its par value, it would be in violation of a company’s charter and would fail to meet the legal minimum requirement. It would also be a sign that the company is insolvent. If this occurred, shareholders could sue the company to make up the difference.". Source: over 1 year ago

This article was printeed recently on the thestreet.com. Source: almost 2 years ago