Author: Jenna Lofton
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Qualcomm’s Auto Growth Didn’t Offset Its Phone-Chip Decline
Qualcomm’s auto revenue jumped 89%, but handset losses were larger. A tax benefit and fiscal 2027 forecasts need separate treatment.
Does Netflix Pay Dividends? NFLX Buybacks and Cash Returns
Netflix does not pay cash dividends. See its latest capital-allocation priorities, how buybacks work and why a stock split is not cash income.
Robinhood vs Schwab: Choose for the Portfolio You Actually Want
Compare Robinhood and Charles Schwab on account choices, investments, trading tools, fees, and service before choosing a brokerage.
Critical Assets Review (Nov 2026): Is It Worth $2,250?
Updated November 3, 2026. Founding Member Offer from Brownstone Research Critical Assets Review: Is the Tech-Metals Supercycle Worth $2,250? Jeff Brown and Dave Forest say…
Does Amazon Stock Pay Dividends? AMZN’s Cash Policy Explained
Amazon does not pay a cash dividend. Explore its capital spending, dividend yield, stock-split distinction and what would confirm a policy change.
Thomson Reuters’ Print Sale Changes the Earnings Scorecard
Thomson Reuters beat its restated Q3 outlook. The Print sale, softer margins and mixed cash flow explain why the comparison matters.
Marvell’s Lumentum Deal: What the $17.7 Billion Revenue Figure Means
Marvell’s proposed Lumentum acquisition comes with a $17.7 billion revenue illustration. Its quarterly inputs, share terms and adjusted-profit forecasts deserve a closer look.
Marriott’s Fee Growth Has a $68 Million Credit-Card Boost
Marriott’s Q3 franchise fees rose $131 million, with $68 million from co-branded cards. The filing shows why stronger hotel demand tells only part of the…
Full-Service vs Discount Brokerage: What Are You Paying For?
Understand full-service versus discount brokers, advice versus execution, account fees, conflicts, and questions to ask before choosing.
Ferris Report Review, Real Member (Updated Nov 2026)
Updated November 4, 2026. I first reviewed The Ferris Report on December 8, 2022, when the model portfolio was only a few weeks old, and…