I pick my own dividend paying stocks in my taxable accounts, and wouldn’t have it any other way. I know some of you have mentioned that they have absolutely no time to dedicate to picking stocks.

Cash flows are really my modus operandi. They represent the key focus for most of my analyses and are core to any investment decision I make. Yet as part of this it means that I have to deal with predicting cash flows. Cash flows are notoriously erratic.

The Kettlebell Periodic Table lists over 100 different exercises you can do with kettlebells. The table is arranged by muscle group horizontally. There are kettlebell exercises for your arms, back, chest, legs, shoulders, and abs.

Recently, Adam Grimes and Quandl co-founder Abraham Thomas sat down to talk trader-to-trader about how the market has changed over the past two decades, from Adam’s days at the NYMEX and the CME to his current role as Chief Investment Officer at Waverly Advisors.

To accurately gauge when the central bank will likely hike again, Rick Rieder explains two factors you’ll want to pay close attention to.

The first week of each month brings new monthly data from the Institute of Supply Management (ISM) on economic activity in the U.S. The institute compiles purchasing manager indexes (PMIs) based on their monthly surveys of firm managers.

Recruiters don’t look at your resume for more than a few precious seconds, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t still carefully craft your resume to make sure you’ve got the best chances of landing a job.

In October 2015, I wrote an article titled ” If I Had to Build an Income Portfolio Today” which was published by Seeking Alpha, October 23, 2015.

When a better tool (idea or approach) comes along, what could be better than to swap it for your old, less useful tool? Warren and I routinely do this, but most people, as Galbraith says, forever cling to their old, less useful tools. – Charlie Munger

Pop the champagne! For the first time in 2016, all 8 asset classes we track are positive on the year, with the most surprising leader: commodities.