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While earning a degree in Mathematics from U.C. Berkeley in the early 1990s, Nate Pile also started his investment career following biotech stocks while working for legendary biotech investor and analyst Jim McCamant. He launched his own newsletter, Nate's Notes, 1995 with an eye towards helping individual investors grow their wealth through a common sense, long-term approach to investing, and in the 23 years since, the newsletter has quietly become one of the top-performing newsletters in the industry.
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September was another rough month for stocks overall and an especially brutal month for regional banking and utility stocks. But once the fever breaks, interest rates will finally level off and perhaps even tick down a bit, and stocks will also start to find their footing again. I like Runway Growth Finance Corp. (RWAY) here, writes Nate Pile, editor of The Little River Investment Guide.
The recent rapid, steep, and fully unanticipated (at least by me) decline in regional banking stocks has been one of the primary culprits behind lackluster performance lately. But whenever one’s “investment boat gets rocked by a big wave,” so to speak, the most important thing to do is to remain disciplined and stick to the game plan while waiting for the choppy waters to level off a bit. I like Fifth Third Bancorp (FITB) here, says Nate Pile, editor of The Little River Investment Guide.
Though I have historically resisted the temptation to have more than 21 recommendations in the newsletter at any given time, I am breaking that “rule” to satisfy the requests that many of you have been making for me to recommend something new in the areas of biotech and/or “AI.” Introducing Recursion Pharmaceuticals (RXRX), writes Nate Pile, editor of Nate’s Notes.
Thanks to a boom in tech stocks that was sparked by NVIDIA’s (NVDA) stunning earnings call a few weeks ago, investors have certainly been given a lot more reasons to sing rather than cry lately. As for Apple (AAPL), if I had a nickel for every time I have been asked “Why do you still own Apple – aren’t its best days behind it?" over the years, I would be retired by now, shares Nate Pile, editor of Nate’s Notes.
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Nate's Notes
Since 1995, Editor Nate Pile has been sharing his ideas about the stock market and investing with individual investors around the world… and over the course of the past 25 years, his flagship newsletter (Nate’s Notes) has quietly become one of the top performing investment newsletters in the country.
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