Jordan Wathen

Here's how Berkshire Hathaway earns its money, and where it generates the most of its profit.

Index owners, not fund managers, are likely collecting the most in profits from fees charged on your favorite index funds.

As Berkshire finds fewer investment opportunities, cash makes up a greater percentage of its assets and shareholders' equity. Increasing the buyback threshold above 1.2 times book value is unlikely for now.

Investors are willing to pay more than twice what bitcoins are actually worth for the convenience of buying it with a brokerage account.

Investors are too eager to pay up for high-yielding BDCs. Closed-end funds may be a better bet.

Join us for a primer on how the insurance industry works, how insurers make money, and how to evaluate insurance stocks for potential investment opportunities.

These three regional banks offer dividend yields that should only grow as time goes on.

Here's why American Express was the investment that made Warren Buffett who he is today.

Here's how exchange-traded funds work, why they benefit retail investors, and how to pick the right ETFs for your portfolio.

Shares of the insurer jumped after the company raised $300 million of capital by selling new shares to insiders' family members.

A popular fund is trading for 105% more than its bitcoins are worth. This won’t end well.

The company reported yet another decline in book value on a per-share basis due to investment losses.

Banco Santander Brasil SA, Itau Unibanco Holding SA, and Banco Bradesco SA are plunging on news that Brazilian President Michel Temer is involved in his own bribery and corruption scandal.

A regulatory filing shows billionaire investor Carl Icahn added to three existing investments and added a new company to his portfolio.

CoreCivic finds itself in the middle of unwinding Trump trades.

Here are three stocks Bill Ackman dumped in the first quarter.

Board members of BDCs earn as much as 94 times more in director fees than they do from dividends. Shareholders should send these board members packing.

These companies pay beefy dividend yields that top 10%, but their recent earnings reports have shown signs of trouble.

Hercules Capital's board of directors scuttled a plan to externalize the manager, but shareholders aren't eager to bid shares of the BDC back to its pre-plan price.

Warren Buffett's "bullishness" on Bank of America should be taken with a grain of salt.