Chuck Carnevale

My definition of a fast grower (growth stock) is one that has consistently compounded earnings at 15% per annum or better over extended periods of time.

It’s important that readers understand that my discussions are predicated on investing in businesses rather than trading stocks.

Just because a company becomes fairly-valued does not simultaneously suggest that it is also a great investment.

Introduction In part one of this two-part series I focused primarily on calculating the intrinsic value of a common stock based on an analysis and review of...

This is the third in a series of articles designed to find value in today’s stock market environment.

Looking for good dividend-paying stocks to add to your retirement portfolio? You might want to try trusting analysts’ estimates to aid in your selection...

Price volatility is an unavoidable aspect of investing in common stocks.

Anyone who had recently invested in real estate would most likely agree that the phrase “dirt cheap” carries a new and enhanced meaning today.

The world at large, as well as the worlds of business and technology, lost a great, iconic leader yesterday.

First of all, we are investors who believe in the long-term ownership of good businesses bought at reasonable prices.