Special Situation Investing in Financially Troubled and Distressed Companies
COVID-19 made it more challenging for distressed companies, says George Schultze in his new @Forbes blog. Many saw a drop in revenue of over 25% due to shutdowns which can trigger bankruptcies. There’s also opportunity for investors who know how to balance value, fundamentals, & risk.
In a new blog with Forbes, our CEO George Schultze discusses how bankrupt stock speculation proves that the markets are not always rational. Throughout his career as an investor, Schultze learned an important lesson from bankrupt stock speculation. Read the full article below to learn more:
George Schultze in Forbes: Lesson from Hertz – we started with many over-leveraged firms due to prevalence of unabated cheap money for years pre- COVID19. Pandemic amplified hardships many companies were already experiencing.
In his latest Forbes article, CEO George Schultze talks about how the second quarter of 2020 may play out given the varied government incentives and offers investment tips.
George Schultze takes a look at the government’s bailout of the oil industry and where the industry may be after the pandemic ends in his latest Forbes article.
CEO George Schultze posted his latest Forbes blog where he discusses the release of the IRS stimulus checks. To find out more on this topic, read the full article here:
In his latest Forbes blog, CEO George Schultze discusses the massive market reset we saw in March as a result of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, which has been the worst month for investors since 1987. He says certain active managers with proven skills may, in fact, be able to navigate these new and turbulent market conditions. For more on investing in these uncertain times, be sure to read the full article here:
In his latest Forbes article, George Schultze discusses his thoughts on the Modern Monetary Theory & key points its proponents may be missing.
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In George Schultze’s article in The Family Wealth Report, he provides examples of common mistakes investors make and how to avoid them.
For investors that have had big gains and are mostly in passive ETF strategies, now may be a good time to put some cash on the side…,” says George Schultze in today’s Thomson Reuters. Read it here: