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Showing posts with label bad growth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bad growth. Show all posts
Sunday 18 April 2010

Growth, overtrading and overcapitalization. Controlled and managed growth is critical to the future of a business.

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Many businesses strive for growth.  There is a belief that fast growth is the best way to build a successful business.   However, is rapid g...
Saturday 9 January 2010

High growth rates are heady stuff and not very persistent over a series of years

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The allure of strong growth has probably led more investors into temptation than anything else.  High growth rates are heady stuff - a com...
Saturday 5 December 2009

The Dangers of Unmanaged Growth: What Lessons Should You Learn?

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  What Lessons Should You Learn?   The Dangers of Unmanaged Growth. Let's say you get a huge promotion and raise at work. You look a...

Iceland's Near Collapse: What Can We Learn?

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Iceland's Near Collapse: What Can We Learn? by Reyna Gobel,MBA (Contact Author | Biography) While it's common to hear of compani...
Thursday 12 November 2009

Using PEG ratio: Not all growth is created equal.

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As the risk increases, the PEG ratio of a firm decreases. When comparing the PEG ratios of firms with different risk levels, even within the...
Wednesday 20 May 2009

Bad Growth

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Bad Growth Bad growth is not confined to mergers and acquisitions lacking strategic rationale. Price-cutting to gain market share without ...

How to Tell Good Growth from Bad Growth

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How to Tell Good Growth from Bad Growth All top-line growth is not created equal. History has shown that most mergers and acquisitions do ...
Tuesday 12 May 2009

****Seek good growth and avoid bad growth

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I love to invest in good quality long-term profitable growth businesses available at reasonable or bargain prices . Yet, growth can be good...