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Showing posts with label market behaviour. Show all posts
Showing posts with label market behaviour. Show all posts
Thursday 13 October 2011

How to interpret Market Behaviour?

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HOW TO INTERPRET MARKET BEHAVIOR Whether you are an existing investor who holds a portfolio of shares or a beginner trying to enter the mar...
Monday 14 February 2011

Value Investors don't believe stock markets can be predicted.

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Value investors don't believe stock markets can be predicted, over short or long periods. What can be ascertained, with a modest degre...
Thursday 20 January 2011

Market Behaviour: The Least You Need to Know

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Warren Buffett mentioned that an intelligent investor will require good knowledge in two subjects.  These are: having a good understanding ...

Market Behaviour: Control Yourself (Patience)

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Patience is a virtue you must learn in order to excel as a value investor.  You must think outside the box and move in a direction the crow...

Market Behaviour: Irrational Exuberance

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When a bull run goes on for too long , it can morph into irrational exuberance.  People tend to think that the market has changed and that ...

Market Behaviour: Pendulum Swings (Volatility)

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Your work isn't finished once you own a stock.  You must be psychologically ready to deal with the pendulum swings   (volatility) of th...

Market Behaviour: Bear Stalls

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When you hear commentators say the bears are in control and the market is stalled , it's time for some serious bargain shopping.   Whe...

Market Behaviour: Bull Runs

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Sometimes you'll hear commentators say the bulls are running .  When you hear that, be very cautious.  Stocks are likely overpriced. ...

Market Behaviour: Can You Beat the Market?

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The best answer to this question is, sometimes - but don't count on it. Generally, the market does a pretty good job of pricing stocks...

Market Behaviour: Unjustifiable Pessimism - Time to Find Your Best Opportunities (Gems in the Rough)

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You will find your best buys when the market is unjustifiably pessimistic about a sector. It is in such situations that one can find incre...
Tuesday 18 January 2011

Market Behaviour: Crowd Behaviour IMPACTS Stock Prices

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As a value investor, it is important to think for yourself and not follow the crowd.  But it is still important to understand market crowd ...