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

Baker Hughes: BHI Stock Just Can’t Shrug Low Oil Prices

Baker Hughes is a well-run company with attractive financials, but BHI stock will need a boost in oil prices to really start climbing again.

Hang On to Pitney Bowes Stock as Profits Rise

Pitney Bowes is the market leader in mail processing but is suffering as business and marketing communication move to other methods.

Oil Prices Spell Trouble for Marathon

Marathon holds strong U.S. acreage to expand its rig count and an improving balance sheet, but oil prices make earnings uncertain.

AVY: Buy Avery Dennison for High Yields

Avery Dennison offers income investors a buying opportunity as its dividend yield has not pierced the 3% level since early 2013.

GME: Keep an Eye on Risky GameStop

New gaming counsels and software drive increased sales, but growing competition and flat industry sales lead GameStop to diversify to mitigate earnings peaks and valleys.