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

Gilead Stock Will Rise on Sovaldi® Sales

Gilead's breakthrough Hepatitis C drug, Sovaldi®, will drive revenue and profits for the rest of 2014 and into 2015.

EBay Stockholders Should Be Concerned About PayPal Spinoff

PayPal keeps growing while eBay's core operations continue to slow, but increased e-commerce and mining of consumer data could save eBay.

XLNX: Buy Xilinx If You Can Stomach Volatility

Xilinx (XLNX) stock is not cheap but offers a good dividend yield and has a history of sales and earnings increases.

A Housing Market Recover Is Key to Masco’s Earnings

Investing should wait to see where the housing market goes before Masco (MAS) stock is worth revisiting.

Is WindStream a REIT or Growth Stock?

Current investors in WindStream should hold, while new investors should revaluate the two stocks separately after the REIT spin-off in order to determine the best investment based on their own risk profiles.