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Thursday, 28 August 2008

Understanding Stock Market Return

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Stock market return = fundamental return + speculative return = (earnings growth + dividend yield) + (change in PE ratio) http://turtleinves...
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Sunday, 24 August 2008

How to analyze the market? Bank

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Because the service that banks provide is so vital to long-term economic growth, the banking indutry is almost certain to grow in line with ...
Saturday, 23 August 2008

How to analyze the market? Business Services

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While the companies in our business services sector operate in relative obscurity, the sector deserves more attention. Here, we can find a l...

Is the Firm Cyclical?

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Firms that go through boom and bust cycles - semiconductor companies and auto manufacturers are good examples - require a bit more care. Al...

High-yield stocks more appealing now

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22-08-2008: High-yield stocks more appealing now http://www.theedgedaily.com/cms/content.jsp?id=com.tms.cms.article.Article_e5adafa1-cb73c0...
Tuesday, 19 August 2008

Thinking of alternative investments?

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18-08-2008: Thinking of alternative investments? by Aisyah Lam http://www.theedgedaily.com/cms/content.jsp?id=com.tms.cms.article.Article_d3...
Friday, 15 August 2008

How to analyze the market? Consumer Services

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Consumer Services We generally don’t find a ton of great long-term stock ideas in retail and consumer services because most economic moats f...

How to analyze the market? Health Care

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Health Care Health care companies are often highly profitable, with strong free cash flow and returns on capital. Health care has also bene...

A Guided Tour of the Stock Market

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A Guided Tour of the Stock Market (Focus on the tools for understanding different areas of the market.) It’s easier for companies to make mo...
Wednesday, 13 August 2008

What are you -- a bull, bear, chicken or owl?

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http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2007/09/23/what-are-you-bull-bear-chicken-or-owl.html-0 What are you -- a bull, bear, chicken or owl? The...
Thursday, 7 August 2008

A crisis mentality among investors

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Professionals, even the most seasoned, have the same emotions as everyone else. Learning the ropes professionally does not eliminate human e...

Investment merit at a given PRICE but not at another

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Investment Policies (Based on Benjamin Graham) PRICE: is frequently an essential element, so that a stock (and even a bond) may have investm...

Bargain Conundrum - another cognitive error

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A stock has done tremendously well for a period of time. Investors tend to extrapolate linearly, assuming that a company which has done well...

Foreign exchange risks

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The roles of the central bankers and the governments are to ensure reasonable GDP growth, to manage inflation and to keep unemployment at a ...
Wednesday, 6 August 2008

Growth Stocks: Searching for the Sprinters

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Growth Stocks: Searching for the Sprinters by Douglas Gerlach Investors who focus on growth try to predict which companies will grow faster ...

The bear isn't all bad. What exactly is a bear market?

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http://www.douglasgerlach.com/clubs/askdoug/bearmarket.html The Looming Bear by Douglas Gerlach Market headlines of recent days are using w...

Who said it is impossible to make $$$$$ in bear market?

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________________________________ Dear 陈全兴, there r 2 choices for one to invest in bear mkt, 1) Buy high dividend yield blue chip stock esp t...

Assessing Investment Risks using B-FLExCo

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This is how I assess investment risks of the companies that I wish to invest in. I have shortened this to B-FLExCo. This abbreviation stands...

Goodbye, Bear Market?

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http://www.kiplinger.com/columns/value/archive/2008/va0714.htm "Believe it or not, history offers surprisingly good news about what the...

What to do when the stock markets decline sharply?

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http://www.wfic.org/article/page What to do when the stock markets decline sharply? By Claus W. Silfverberg, director, WFIC According to one...