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- Join Bernanke Since You Cannot Beat Him - Editor, 27 March 2008 - 1 Comment
- You Pay Mad Opportunity Costs of Stock Merger Moves - Editor, 27 March 2008 - 1 Comment
- Vacation from Stock Trade and Work on Your Mortgage Value Instead - Editor, 26 March 2008 - 1 Comment
- Stock with Two Bulls Can Keep Any Bear at Bay - Editor, 26 March 2008 - 1 Comment
- The New Math of Stock Maneuvers to Protect Corporate Bond Value - Editor, 26 March 2008 - 1 Comment
- How to Read Between Stock Price Volatility Lines - Editor, 25 March 2008 - 1 Comment
- Get Rich this Recession with Balance Sheet Basics for Top Stock Picks - Editor, 25 March 2008 - 1 Comment
God Give Me the Grace to Change What I Can,
The Wisdom to Accept What I Cannot,
And the Wisdom to Know the Difference
Organic is better for your family meal table. It is the same with stock. Support managers who plan and execute internal growth plans. Think of all the time, cash, and efforts that merger and acquisition moves drain from stock.
Less can be more. Brokers gain the more you trade in stock. That equation may not apply to you. Stock trading makes great sense when you discern a trend. Wait and watch works as well. Taking a break from the stock market could help your capital. What can you do with surplus cash in the meantime?
A surge can work for stock as well. Use economic powers like horse power. Two stock strengths will help you ride out a slow-down. Add sector strength to high GDP growth. This is the Aluminum Corporation of China Limited (NYSE: ACH) way. The Metal Mining Industry is one of the most stable parts of the Basic Materials Sector. You must know of the incredible economic growth in China. We have a recent publication, on one of our sister web sites, on how business and the economy are managed in China. You can read about it at: Chinatrade.com
We must start with a disclaimer. This post poses some questions without answers. They are about matters we do not understand. We need new writers. Use the link at the end of this post if you are an expert on corporate bonds.
Classic technical analysis of a stock market uses years and months as units to time. Electronics and satellites are swords with two edges for stock investors. You are fascinated at first by real time stock price movements. Then you make some gut-wrenching day trading losses. You can learn to handle the stock market like a deck of poker cards. The tricks become easier with regular practice, and you begin to beat the dealer.
Why do stock analysts dwell more on Profit & Loss statements than on Balance Sheets? Is this financial analysis trend an extension of putting top lines ahead of Net Profits and Cash Flows? Do not blame stock brokers for luring you in to needless daily stock trading. Your own mind is responsible.
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