EVERYTHING BUNKER

1. Add up the total valued of your cash and other assets. Items could be cash, stocks, bonds, DCs, 401(k), real estate, the money you're owed. Your goal is to determine how much these assets would be worth if you were to convert them into cash.
2. Then subtract all...

• Productive assets are investments that internally throw off surplus money from some sort of activity. 

• Each type of productive asset has its own pros and cons, unique quirks, legal traditions, tax rules, and other relevant details.
• The three most common...

Another metric useful for evaluating some types of stocks is the price-to-book ratio.

How to calculate?

1. Assets-Liabilities = Book value
2. Book value/Outstanding shares = Book...