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Wednesday, 29 July 2009

Tips for retail investors to stop losing money in stock market

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Wednesday July 29, 2009 Tips for retail investors to stop losing money in stock market IN the stock market, there are two main types of inve...
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Be a shrewd investor

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For individual stocks: buy low and sell high. For the portfolio of stocks, through the strategy of rebalancing and asset allocation: buy whe...
Tuesday, 28 July 2009

Business Valuations versus Stock-Market Valuations: Summary

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The most realistic distinction between the investor and the speculator is found in their attitude toward stock-market movements. The specula...
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Business Valuations versus Stock-Market Valuations: The True Investor

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The true investor is in a special position when he owns a listed common stock. He can take advantage of the daily market price or leave it a...

Business Valuations versus Stock-Market Valuations: Critics of the value approach to stock investment

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Critics of the value approach to stock investment argue that listed common stocks cannot properly be regarded or appraised in the same way a...

In these 113 words Graham sums up his lifetime of experience

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Let us return to our comparison between the holder of marketable shares and the man with an interest in a private business. We have said tha...

Business Valuations versus Stock-Market Valuations: The A & P Example

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The A. & P. Example. This was one of Graham's original examples, which dates back many years but which has a certain fascination bec...

Business Valuations versus Stock-Market Valuations

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The impact of market fluctuations upon the investor's true situation may be considered also from the standpoint of the shareholder as th...

NTPM

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28.7.09 FY ended 30.4.2009 No of ordinary shares: 1,123,200 Recent Price per share: 52c Market cap: 584.06m Earnings: 46.305m Divid...

Market Fluctuations of the Investor's Portfolio

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Every investor who owns common stocks must expect to see them fluctuate in value over the years. The behaviour of the DJIA since our last ed...

Formula Investment Plans

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In the early years of the stock market rise that began in 1949-50 considerable interest was attracted to various methods of taking advantage...

Buy-Low-Sell-High Approach

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We are convinced that the average investor cannot deal successfully with price movements by endeavoring to forecast them. Can he benefit fro...

All those who forget are doomed to be reminded

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Without bear markets to take stock prices back down, anyone waiting to "buy low" will feel completely left behind - and, all too o...

The famous Dow theory for timing purchases and sales

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The famous Dow theory for timing purchases and sales has had an unusual history. Briefly, this technique takes its signal to buy from a spec...

Timing is of no real value to the investor unless it coincides with pricing

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There is one aspect of the "timing" philosophy which seems to have escaped everyone's notice. Timing is of great psychological...

Pros and Cons of Market Forecasting

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1. A great deal of brain power goes into this field, and undoubtedly some people can make money by being good stock-market analysts. 2. Bu...

The forecasts of "market strategists" became more influential but not more accurate

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1. In the late 1990s, the forecasts of "market strategists" became more influential than even before. They did not, unfortunatel...

Market Fluctuations as a Guide to Investment Decisions

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1. Since common stocks, even of investment grade, are subject to recurrent and wide fluctuations in their prices, the intelligent investor ...
Monday, 27 July 2009

Price Changes in Common Stocks

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This is an important subject. Through historical survey of the stock market's action over the past many years, we hope to learn what the...

The Investor and Market Fluctuations

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The investors in these assets need not take market fluctuations into account. To the extent that the investor’s funds placed in high-grade ...