William Baldwin

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Was passiert, wenn wir sterben? Medizinstudent Nelson (Kiefer Sutherland) wills genau wissen und startet mit Rachel (Julia Roberts; h.) und drei weiteren Kommilitonen (u.a. Kevin Bacon) ein Experiment. Sie befördern jeweils einen ins Jenseits und holen ihn nach kurzer Zeit ins Leben zurück. Bald werden sie von furchtbaren Visionen heimgesucht.

Aug 10, 2024 | shareandstocks.com | William Baldwin

Bargain-hunters should look beyond the P/E to its cousin, a measure that zeroes in on revenue-generating power. By William Baldwin, Senior ContributorThe price-to-earnings ratio is basic. Price-to-sales is somewhat obscure. This article aims to lift the latter ratio out of obscurity and show its purpose. If all you know about a stock is one fact, you’d get a better idea of what it’s worth by knowing that the earnings per share are $3 than by knowing the sales per share are $60.

May 1, 2024 | shareandstocks.com | William Baldwin

The 2017 tax cuts are expiring. Reformers are lying in wait. Your investment strategy now should reflect the odds of law changes later. By William Baldwin, Senior ContributorLoss harvesting—the selective sale of underwater positions in order to capture capital losses—is quite the nice trick. Could it be outlawed? What about all the other tax-minimizing schemes that investors use?

Mar 23, 2024 | shareandstocks.com | William Baldwin

Rick Bates has a nice business finding consumers the best deals on their medicines. But now billionaire Mark Cuban is elbowing in. By William Baldwin, Senior ContributorDrug prices are insane. A prescription for an attention deficit treatment that costs $106 if you say you don’t have insurance has an out-of-pocket cost of $326 if you use the insurance. A month’s supply of a prostate cancer drug shows up at $123 in some stores but at discounter Costco has a price tag of $2,548.

Mar 16, 2024 | shareandstocks.com | William Baldwin

You might be able to save yourself tens of thousands of dollars by reshuffling positions between taxable and tax-sheltered accounts. By William Baldwin, Forbes StaffFirst decision for investors: allocation. What percentages of your net worth do you want in stocks, bonds, cash, exotic things? Second decision, following right behind: location. Where do you put this stuff? You have to determine which holdings go inside tax-sheltered accounts and which outside.