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Weekend Reading For Financial Planners (December 28–29)

Nerd's Eye View

Enjoy the current installment of "Weekend Reading For Financial Planners" - this week's edition kicks off with the news that according to a recent study by DeVoe & Company, only 42% of RIAs surveyed have written succession plans and either have begun to implement them or have already done so.

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Solid Fundamentals and a Stable Economic Outlook Portend a Solid 2025 for REITs

Wealth Management

Falling interest rates and the disappearance of a valuation gap with private real estate should also add tailwinds for publicly listed real estate.

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Friday links: a healthy dose of skepticism

Abnormal Returns

ritholtz.com) Semiconductors Trying to put a valuation on Nvidia ($NVDA). aswathdamodaran.blogspot.com) TSMC's ($TSM) Arizona plant is on track for 2025 production. (awealthofcommonsense.com) Three reasons to buy Josh Brown's new book "You Weren’t Supposed To See That."

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Validea’s Top NASDAQ 100 Stocks – January 2025

Validea

With the strong performance of the NASDAQ 100 in recent years, valuation has become an issue for the index. Here are the top 10 most fundamentally sound stocks within the index using our guru models as of January 2025. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t value in some of the names within it. NVR NVR Inc $7,897.00 $24,727 16.5

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Validea’s Top Ten Warren Buffett Stocks – January 2025

Validea

Here are the top ten highest scoring stocks for January 2025. Further Research Top Warren Buffett Stocks Warren Buffett Portfolio More About Warren Buffett The post Validea’s Top Ten Warren Buffett Stocks – January 2025 appeared first on Validea's Guru Investor Blog. Start investing like the Oracle of Omaha today!

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Buffett Valuation Indicator: February 2025

Advisor Perspectives

With the Q4 GDP second estimate and the February close data, we now have an updated look at the popular "Buffett Indicator" -- the ratio of corporate equities to GDP. The current reading is 205.0%, down slightly from the previous quarter.

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10 Friday AM Reads

The Big Picture

My end-of-week morning train reads: The Plethora of Unknowns Means Questions for Bond Investors in 2025 : Private and global credit offerings could provide diversification as debt markets deal with political and policy uncertainty. New York Times ) Mega Cap World Domination :Markets are hard because most things exist in shades of gray.

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