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Ask the Fool: What is a secondary offering?

The downside of offering new shares for sale is that doing so dilutes the value of existing shares. Imagine, for example, a company with 100 shares of stock outstanding. If you own 10 of them, you own 10% of the company. If it issues 20 more shares, though, your 10 shares will only be 1/12th of the company, or 8.3%. Q: What are the best books about Warren Buffett? – P.L., Wilkes Barre, Pa. A: Try Roger Lowenstein s Buffett: The Making of an American Capitalist (Random House, $20) for a great review of his personal and business history, along with his investment thinking. You can learn a lot through Buffett s own words via Carol J. Loomis Tap Dancing to Work: Warren Buffett on Practically Everything, 1966-2013 (Portfolio, $18) and Lawrence A. Cunningham s The Essays of Warren Buffett: Lessons for Corporate America (Carolina Academic Press, $35).

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Hormel: Fiscal 1Q Earnings Snapshot

Hormel s $3 35B Planters purchase is an investment in more than just peanuts

Hormel’s $3.35B Planters purchase is an investment in more than just peanuts MarketWatch 2/16/2021 © Kraft Heinz The Planters brand may be best known for peanuts, but for its new owner, Hormel Foods Corp.’s $3.35 billion purchase of the portfolio of products from Kraft Heinz Inc. is an investment in a growing snack lineup. “[W]e identified the Planters brand in our 2016 strategic planning process as a brand that would fit well into our growing and evolving portfolio,” said James Snee, chief executive of Hormel, on a call after the announcement was made. Hormel’s portfolio of brands includes the namesake chili, bacon and other products, Spam and Dinty Moore.

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