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• Delivering New Stock Market Values through Revolutionary Work Place Practices - Editor, 12 July 2007 - No Comments yet

The stock market has never been comfortable with executive expense accounts, but has lacked concrete bases to question operating and marketing expenses in detail. Things could be changing in the new electronics age, and it is time for investors to ask hard questions about how their precious funds are used in day-to-day operations.

• Not Easy for the Stock Market to Pick! - Editor, 11 July 2007 - No Comments yet

Global trends mean that you can no longer play the stock market without understanding currency matters. Executives responsible for buying ingredients from other countries, exporting products and services, and for repatriating dividends for foreign group headquarters, have always been seized of relative values between dollars, pounds, euros, yen, and other currencies. However, interest in this area has widened in stock market circles as investors realize that there is good money to be made by forecasting changes in relative values.

• Should the Stock Market Worry About CEO Compensation? - Editor, 10 July 2007 - No Comments yet

Nothing gets the collective stock market goat more than stories of extravagant executive remuneration. Traders and analysts may differ on all kinds of issues, but there is becoming unanimity when talk veers in the directions of bulging pay-packets, bonuses out of proportion to performance, and the high-flying styles of well known figures from the professional world. Trust is at the heart of the stock market model, and most financial circles are not especially known for uncontrolled belief that others will use our precious funds with unvarying integrity!

• Why the Stock Market in India should hang on to Syngenta - Editor, 9 July 2007 - No Comments yet

You cannot beat an Indian stock market for sheer gullibility. A company which owes its very founding to an investor community leverages the profits it has milked to de-list, and all the stock market police can think of saying is “fine!”

• Why the Stock Market Should Prefer Financial Basics to Exciting Ideas - Editor, 5 July 2007 - No Comments yet

The very mention of such ideas would make any stock market operator drool! Here’s why: cat litter which changes color depending on the state of your pet’s health. An end to the nightmare of land fills, never mind if you are not sure what exactly all that is about! Great tasting health food for canines: what will hit us next? New distributors and experienced sales people on board at regular intervals, with rave reviews from grateful potential clients: this is a security no punter can afford to miss. A dream P/E ratio projection from a Wall Street address: grab it while the stock market craze lasts.

• Does the Stock Market Pay Adequate Attention to Clean Energy? - Editor, 4 July 2007 - No Comments yet

No one will fault the stock market for excessive preoccupation with environmental and conservation matters! It appears that there is a wide chasm between concern for the ozone layer and the unrelenting pressure for ever-increasing revenues and profits. The road from fossil fuels to hydrogen and other forms of clean energy has hardly stirred any stock market emotions. A part of the reason may be that Universities and many other not-for-profit organizations have had so much to do with new developments on the energy sector.

• Stock Market Labeling Implications - Editor, 3 July 2007 - No Comments yet

Here is a brain teaser for today: what does the stock market have to do with sociology? The financial community is a microcosm of its own. Bulls and bears are the best known species of the stock market jungle, but those of us who have stayed in the ring for years know that there are many other stereotypes, some of which are even imaginary. Though it is widely appreciated that rumors and casual talk can make any stock market move in a most unexpected direction, application of the Labeling theory