1 day ago
When it comes to earnings growth rates, it's possible to have too much of a good thing.
That's because soaring growth rates — such as those seen in recent quarters — are more often than not followed by below-average growth rates, and vice versa. We therefore should resist the temptation to extrapolate the blazingly fast earnings growth of recent quarters into the indefinite future.
Am I too old for Roth conversions? I'm 84 and my wife is 77. We have $8 million saved.
My mother, 91, has dementia. Every bank says I need her signature to unlock her $100,000 stock certificate. What can I do?
As the late British economist John Maynard Keynes reminded us, trees do not grow to the sky.
#earnings #british #john #maynard
That's because soaring growth rates — such as those seen in recent quarters — are more often than not followed by below-average growth rates, and vice versa. We therefore should resist the temptation to extrapolate the blazingly fast earnings growth of recent quarters into the indefinite future.
Am I too old for Roth conversions? I'm 84 and my wife is 77. We have $8 million saved.
My mother, 91, has dementia. Every bank says I need her signature to unlock her $100,000 stock certificate. What can I do?
As the late British economist John Maynard Keynes reminded us, trees do not grow to the sky.
#earnings #british #john #maynard
3 days ago
FLATWOODS In stormy seas, the captain takes the helm. In a Backyard Brawl, the captain gets the ball.
With the heated rivalry game deadlocked at 22-22, Russell won the overtime coin flip and chose defense first against Greenup County.
Red Devils coach TJ Maynard said he and his staff predetermined if they managed to stop the Musketeers, they'd go with the Wildcat formation and repeatedly direct-snap to junior Kaiden Benge.
The plan worked. On third down, Benge bolted from the backfield and found the left side of the end zone from 12 yards out to lift Russell to a 28-22 triumph in extra time at Henry R. Evans Stadium Friday.
"It was so magical to see," said junior Spencer Gross. "I was blocking back side, and he just kept going. He was relentless and didn't give up. When he scored, I knew our mission was complete; I was so happy and joyous to see it. … 'Benny' showed us why he's a leader, why he's a captain."
#junior
With the heated rivalry game deadlocked at 22-22, Russell won the overtime coin flip and chose defense first against Greenup County.
Red Devils coach TJ Maynard said he and his staff predetermined if they managed to stop the Musketeers, they'd go with the Wildcat formation and repeatedly direct-snap to junior Kaiden Benge.
The plan worked. On third down, Benge bolted from the backfield and found the left side of the end zone from 12 yards out to lift Russell to a 28-22 triumph in extra time at Henry R. Evans Stadium Friday.
"It was so magical to see," said junior Spencer Gross. "I was blocking back side, and he just kept going. He was relentless and didn't give up. When he scored, I knew our mission was complete; I was so happy and joyous to see it. … 'Benny' showed us why he's a leader, why he's a captain."
#junior
3 days ago
Writers write about what they know.
One of the area's best storytellers has penned another informative tale about 11 players who have stood the test of time, and one of the most cherished rosters in the rich Ashland football history.
Mark Maynard, former editor and longtime sportswriter for The Daily Independent and current managing editor of Kentucky Today, releases a new book next month ****** led "The Boys They Called JAWS."
It's a deeper, more detailed story about a beloved Tomcats team, a fierce defense and an unforgettable season.
Maynard believes a book can offer more than a well-crafted article or feature. The pages offer a rousing chance to reminisce and relive memories still talked about today.
#book #writers #mark #daily
One of the area's best storytellers has penned another informative tale about 11 players who have stood the test of time, and one of the most cherished rosters in the rich Ashland football history.
Mark Maynard, former editor and longtime sportswriter for The Daily Independent and current managing editor of Kentucky Today, releases a new book next month ****** led "The Boys They Called JAWS."
It's a deeper, more detailed story about a beloved Tomcats team, a fierce defense and an unforgettable season.
Maynard believes a book can offer more than a well-crafted article or feature. The pages offer a rousing chance to reminisce and relive memories still talked about today.
#book #writers #mark #daily
16 days ago
Lucas Fernando is a new name to watch in the light heavyweight division after he dismantled and then destroyed Rafael Tobias on the UFC 330 prelims on Saturday night.
Training under a pair of legends in Pedro Rizzo and Andre Pederneiras, Fernando definitely has plenty of experience to draw upon even though it was his octagon debut. Fernando showed patience and precision as he blasted Tobias with a variety of strikes including a nasty jab that earned him a knockdown.
Finally in the third round, Fernando had Tobias guessing with his every move and that's when he unleashed a devastating knee up the middle that blasted his fellow Brazilian in the body. Tobias has a delayed reaction but he soon grimaced in pain before crumbling to the canvas where the referee rushed in to stop the fight.
The end came at 1:10 in the third round.
"Thanks to Mick Maynard for putting me here along with my manager Jason House," Fernando said after his win. "Whoever they put in the fight, I'll be ready to go."
#fernando #Third #training
Training under a pair of legends in Pedro Rizzo and Andre Pederneiras, Fernando definitely has plenty of experience to draw upon even though it was his octagon debut. Fernando showed patience and precision as he blasted Tobias with a variety of strikes including a nasty jab that earned him a knockdown.
Finally in the third round, Fernando had Tobias guessing with his every move and that's when he unleashed a devastating knee up the middle that blasted his fellow Brazilian in the body. Tobias has a delayed reaction but he soon grimaced in pain before crumbling to the canvas where the referee rushed in to stop the fight.
The end came at 1:10 in the third round.
"Thanks to Mick Maynard for putting me here along with my manager Jason House," Fernando said after his win. "Whoever they put in the fight, I'll be ready to go."
#fernando #Third #training
1 month ago
Sheffield Wednesday have signed goalkeeper Ashley Maynard-Brewer on a one-year deal and Hull City striker Mason Burstow on a season-long loan deal.
Maynard-Brewer, 27, was a free agent after leaving Dundee United earlier this summer.
Burstow, 22, spent last season on loan in League One with Bolton and scored 12 goals in 53 appearances as they won promotion to the Championship.
"After a breakout season last year with Bolton Wanderers, Mason is a terrific signing for us," sporting director Simon Wilson told the club website.
Maynard-Brewer, who made 70 league appearances for Charlton before moving to Dundee United in January, is the second goalkeeper to join the Owls in as many days after Connal Trueman signed on Thursday.
#mason
Maynard-Brewer, 27, was a free agent after leaving Dundee United earlier this summer.
Burstow, 22, spent last season on loan in League One with Bolton and scored 12 goals in 53 appearances as they won promotion to the Championship.
"After a breakout season last year with Bolton Wanderers, Mason is a terrific signing for us," sporting director Simon Wilson told the club website.
Maynard-Brewer, who made 70 league appearances for Charlton before moving to Dundee United in January, is the second goalkeeper to join the Owls in as many days after Connal Trueman signed on Thursday.
#mason
1 month ago
Sheffield Wednesday have signed goalkeeper Ashley Maynard-Brewer on a one-year deal.
The 27-year-old was a free agent after leaving Dundee United earlier this summer.
He started his career with Charlton and made 70 league appearances for the Addicks before joining the Scottish Premiership side on a short-term deal in January.
"We believe he will be a great addition to our squad and add important competition to our goalkeeping ranks as we prepare for the challenges ahead," sporting director Simon Wilson told the club website.
Maynard-Brewer is the second goalkeeper to join the Owls in as many days after Connal Trueman signed on Thursday.
#ashley
The 27-year-old was a free agent after leaving Dundee United earlier this summer.
He started his career with Charlton and made 70 league appearances for the Addicks before joining the Scottish Premiership side on a short-term deal in January.
"We believe he will be a great addition to our squad and add important competition to our goalkeeping ranks as we prepare for the challenges ahead," sporting director Simon Wilson told the club website.
Maynard-Brewer is the second goalkeeper to join the Owls in as many days after Connal Trueman signed on Thursday.
#ashley
3 months ago
PROVIDENCE — Bishop Hendricken now sits one victory from another state baseball ****** le.
And if Thursday afternoon is any indication, East Providence has a serious task on its hands to deny the Hawks from walking away with the trophy at Rhode Island College.
The Townies were the lone Rhode Island team to defeat Bishop Hendricken during the regular season, but the tables were turned to start this best-of-three Division I championship series. Steve Maynard escaped an early jam and his offense backed him to the tune of a 10-0 victory via the mercy rule in just five innings.
Brett Knight’s two-run single to center in the bottom of the fifth capped a six-run frame and was the last in an 11-hit attack against East Providence left-hander Ben Hallene. Parker Boyd started the fire with a two-run triple to deep center in the third and it was all Hawks from there under warm sunshine.
“We knew from our reports that he threw a lot of off-speed, a lot of curveballs,” Boyd said. “All week we worked on the off-speed on the machines.”
And if Thursday afternoon is any indication, East Providence has a serious task on its hands to deny the Hawks from walking away with the trophy at Rhode Island College.
The Townies were the lone Rhode Island team to defeat Bishop Hendricken during the regular season, but the tables were turned to start this best-of-three Division I championship series. Steve Maynard escaped an early jam and his offense backed him to the tune of a 10-0 victory via the mercy rule in just five innings.
Brett Knight’s two-run single to center in the bottom of the fifth capped a six-run frame and was the last in an 11-hit attack against East Providence left-hander Ben Hallene. Parker Boyd started the fire with a two-run triple to deep center in the third and it was all Hawks from there under warm sunshine.
“We knew from our reports that he threw a lot of off-speed, a lot of curveballs,” Boyd said. “All week we worked on the off-speed on the machines.”
3 months ago
LAS VEGAS – Matt Schnell probably has a lot of emotion riding on his fight this week.
For starters, Schnell (17-10 MMA, 7-8 UFC) was supposed to fight Alessandro Costa (15-5 MMA, 3-3 UFC) in a flyweight bout in September 2024. But Costa pulled out of the fight, and Schnell fought Cody Durden, instead, on short notice.
The result was a submission loss early in the second round, and Schnell isn't at all thrilled about what went down in the minutes afterward. He took his gloves off and left them in the center of the cage – the universal-ish combat sports sign a fighter has decided to retire.
But Schnell was back a half-year later like nothing ever happened with the whole glove thing. Looking back on the glove laydown situation, the 36-year-old probably would've done something different.
"I think I just pitched a fit there in that moment, and I also thought the UFC was going to cut me," Schnell told MMA Junkie and other media members Wednesday ahead of UFC Fight Night 278. "Hunter (Campbell) met me in the back, and I've got a great relationship with Mick Maynard, but I don't want to leverage that type of thing. I thought it might be my last one, so I figured get ahead of it a little bit and just retire. (Then I could say) I didn't get cut – I retired.
For starters, Schnell (17-10 MMA, 7-8 UFC) was supposed to fight Alessandro Costa (15-5 MMA, 3-3 UFC) in a flyweight bout in September 2024. But Costa pulled out of the fight, and Schnell fought Cody Durden, instead, on short notice.
The result was a submission loss early in the second round, and Schnell isn't at all thrilled about what went down in the minutes afterward. He took his gloves off and left them in the center of the cage – the universal-ish combat sports sign a fighter has decided to retire.
But Schnell was back a half-year later like nothing ever happened with the whole glove thing. Looking back on the glove laydown situation, the 36-year-old probably would've done something different.
"I think I just pitched a fit there in that moment, and I also thought the UFC was going to cut me," Schnell told MMA Junkie and other media members Wednesday ahead of UFC Fight Night 278. "Hunter (Campbell) met me in the back, and I've got a great relationship with Mick Maynard, but I don't want to leverage that type of thing. I thought it might be my last one, so I figured get ahead of it a little bit and just retire. (Then I could say) I didn't get cut – I retired.
4 months ago
Supply Shocks And Recession Risk: A Guide For Business Leaders
Frustrations of recession
Recession is one of the best economics books I’ve read in a long time, and it’s accessible to the educated layman. It will help anyone understand the risk of a recession as well as the likely depth and duration of a downturn. It is light on policy guidance, aside from what to avoid. That’s much to its credit, as it does not come off as a political argument for more government or less.
Prior to John Maynard Keynes’ The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money (1936), economists generally expect
Frustrations of recession
Recession is one of the best economics books I’ve read in a long time, and it’s accessible to the educated layman. It will help anyone understand the risk of a recession as well as the likely depth and duration of a downturn. It is light on policy guidance, aside from what to avoid. That’s much to its credit, as it does not come off as a political argument for more government or less.
Prior to John Maynard Keynes’ The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money (1936), economists generally expect