Kenneth Fick

Kenneth Fick

Kenneth Fick is a freelance business writer and financial expert with more than a decade-and-a-half of experience in helping companies from startups to Fortune 500s solve their most complex business problems.

With a background in accounting, management consulting, financial reporting, corporate finance and investing, Kenneth writes from the perspective of a battle-tested corporate insider. He utilizes the knowledge gained from years of experience working in the internal operations of various companies — helping them turn their business ideas into reality — to provide actionable insight to readers. His commentary is insightful and clear, helping readers decode the complex world of finance and distill it into readable, actionable knowledge.

Kenneth’s work has appeared in several high-profile web and print publications, he is a licensed CPA, and he holds an MBA from the College of William and Mary. When not consulting or working on other projects he focuses on writing for his blog, www.piercethefog.com, which provides in-depth commentary and education in the world of financial forecasting.

Recent Articles

Will New Management Give Gap Stock a Lift?

As sales decline at Gap Inc., the company's incoming chief executive admits that he has a 'high sense of urgency' to improve Gap stock in 2015.

Huntington Bancshares: A Regional Bank Stock to Buy

HBAN is making more loans, increasing deposits and has recently increased its dividend by 20%.

3 Regional Bank Stocks to Buy in 2015

East West Bancorp, Inc. (EWBC), Huntington Bancshares Incorporated (HBAN) and SunTrust Banks, Inc. (STI) are regional bank stocks to buy into 2015.

Should I Buy Regions Financial (RF)? 3 Pros, 3 Cons

Regions Financial is still in a turnaround mode, but earnings growth is weak and the dividend is still catching up.

Verizon Stock is Worth the Price

Verizon stock is worth buying and holding to benefit from consolidation among cable and telecom providers and as a way to offset the volatility of small and mid-sized equities.