Investment committee member Paul Meeks explains why he is not buying Microsoft shares on CNBC’s Squawk Box. Paul explains whether it is a good time to buy shares and more.
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Tech Companies Losing Value As Recession Fears Grow
Paul Meeks is on Yahoo! Finance as he discusses tech companies losing value after tech had a crushing blow in 2022. Watch the video for more!
Not The Time To Go Bargain Hunting For Meta Stock
Tech investor Paul Meeks is on CNBC’s Squawk Box to discuss big tech’s Meta Stock and how it performed in June. Watch here!
Independent Solutions Wealth Management Announces Addition to Executive Management Team
Independent Solutions Wealth Management, a Registered Investment Advisor and Wealth Management firm announced today a key addition to its executive management team – Drew Miller as Head of Advisory Services and Business Development.
Companies Need To Lower Their Numbers To Price In Recession
Portfolio manager, Paul Meeks was on CNBC to discuss recession pricing and why companies need to lower prices. Watch here for details!
What to Make of The Recent Market Volatility – Peter Nielsen Interview
Investment Committee Member, Peter Nielsen was on the South Carolina Public Radio with Mike Switzer to discuss recent market volatility. Listen here!
Alphabet’s December Quarter Impresses but Are the Stock’s Best Days Behind It?
Alphabet (GOOGL, $2,752.88), like Prince, who became “the artist formally known as Prince,” became the company formally known as Google in 2015. Last year, Alphabet was particularly good to investors.
Paul Meeks Waiting on Tech Stock Earnings and Rate Stabilization
Tech Investor Paul Meeks was on CNBC’s Power Lunch to discuss factors on tech stock earnings. Watch the interview for all the details.
After the Market Crash – Paul Meeks Mentioned In Barron’s Article on Rising Tech Rates
Paul Meeks was mentioned in a receipt Barron’s article discussing tech stock market news and how tech is still getting crushed. Details here!
Meeks’s Musings – A Stock Market Thanksgiving
Despite the nasty rhetoric and the confluence of some very weird events (even for these times), investors should be thankful for their bounty this year. U.S. stocks as measured by the performance of the Standard and Poor’s (S&P) 500 Index are +25% before dividends through November 18 and a startling +110% from the COVID low in March 2020.