Rich Duprey is a Foolish Contributing Writer, specializing in investment and stock market analysis. With a focus on providing insights and recommendations for investors, Rich's articles cover a wide range of topics including stock performance, market trends, and investment strategies. His work has been featured in various publications including The Motley Fool, Yahoo Finance, and Nasdaq.
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Rich Duprey's primary focus is on investment analysis, with a strong emphasis on stock market trends and predictions. He frequently cites data to support his analyses.
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By: Astrid Stawiarz, Rich Duprey
Only a literal handful of Wall Street hedge funds weren’t caught short by the housing bubble of the 2000s. One of the most notable billionaires who not only sidestepped the sector’s implosion, but made billions by recognizing the tulip-mania situation, was Michael Burry.
By: Marko Aliaksandr Shutterstock, Rich Duprey
One constant investors can count on is the reliability of dividend stocks to see them through periods of volatility. We’re definitely in one of those periods today.
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To paraphrase Mark Twain, the rumor of Nvidia ‘s ( NASDAQ:NVDA ) death may have been greatly exaggerated. Slowing growth, supply chain issues, manufacturing problems, and the rise of competing artificial intelligence chips led to a lot of hand-wringing that the semiconductor stock’s best days were behind it.
By: Scott Olson Getty, Rich Duprey
Famed billionaire Seth Klarman is a student of the father of value investing Benjamin Graham. His iconic book Margin of Safety, available on Amazon for only $1,800, lays out his principles for buying stocks.
By: Leigh Vogel Stringer Getty, Rich Duprey
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