Crawford Bond Policy Update
Crawford's bond policy reflects the firm's stance on the fixed income markets, interest rates, inflation, and more.
When a Stock Becomes a Ninja
With a ninja strategy, we hope to win by investing in companies that are better equipped to avoid problems in the event of an economic downturn.
Dividend Integrity: Mitigating Risk & Adding Alpha
We believe Dividend Integrity is unique in that it favorably impacts return while also reducing risk.
Generative AI: Generating Investment Opportunity
In November, the release of OpenAI’s ChatGPT marked the beginning of the commercial phase of the global race in artificial intelligence.
Why Dividends Matter: Downside Protection
One of the more favorable aspects of investing in dividend-paying stocks is their ability to help protect capital in declining stock markets.
The Pilgrimage to Omaha
Following these six basic principles has been good for Warren Buffett, it has been good for us, and we believe loyalty to those principles will be good for you.
Why Dividends Matter: Stock Price Appreciation
Looking for a way to invest where the odds are in your favor, and in which you are, in our opinion, almost assured of investment success?
Always Higher, Never Lower
The projected deadline for a government shutdown is June 1, as tax receipts collected through April 15, 2023 were slightly lower than originally forecasted. Why should this be watched more closely than usual?
Dividend Integrity: Now More Than Ever!
Given the current environment, we believe now is a particularly good time to revisit and reemphasize our commitment Dividend Integrity.
Inflation Update: More Work to Be Done
Realistically, a lot of work lies ahead to get inflation under control. However, from an economic point of view, it is essential that the inflation problem be solved.
Stocks: Rent or Own?
Today, many are effectively “renting” stocks in an attempt to create short-term trading gains, rather than owning equities for long-term total investment return.
Buyback Is Not a Dirty Word
We invest in companies that pay a dividend, and we prefer this over share repurchase.
