There could be more Bear Stearns around the corner. How can you spot bankruptcy in time? Here are five tell-take signs:
There could be more Bear Stearns around the corner. How can you spot bankruptcy in time? Here are five tell-take signs:
The professor teaches at one of the most reputed business schools in the world. His stock market secrets are open for everyone. It is up to you to apply his insights for your financial planning benefits. Here is one concept we have been gifted from his web site.
This is paean for Great Plains Energy Incorporated (NYSE: GXP). The market capitalization at the start of May 2008 has been a little over $2 billion. The stock price has been at $26.53 against a 52-week high of $33.04. It is apparent that the company is not immune from negative sentiment in and around the NYSE. What is so special about this corporation?
We have friends who still do not invest in the stock market. Then there are others. Some of them follow every word of business news. They have made steady losses over the past six months. They discourage friends from stock investing.
Time is running out. Our national pre-occupation with interest rates is misplaced. Sovereign Wealth Funds lurk behind the smoke-screen. The media is full of Microsoft and Yahoo. Who will spare thoughts for China, Kuwait, and Dubai? Singapore also has a Sovereign Wealth Fund. However, this city state can be relied upon to be entirely business-like. Kuwait is ruled by a single family. The Sovereign Wealth Funds of China are controlled by the State. Neither royalty nor communists think of the stock market as you and we.
This article is about Medtronic Incorporated (NYSE: MDT). The financials are impressive. You would expect no less from an NYSE listing. However, profits are not the best parts of this Medical Equipment & Supplies Industry member from Minneapolis, MN.
A vulture investor is not as nasty as the term sounds. You should use vulture investing methods. That is why a better label matters. Call yourself an owl investor. That sounds wise.
Have you driven in Scotland during any spring? You should try it one year-preferably in the back seat of a secure SUV. The fog can be so thick that you must drive nearly blind. Stock market volatility is the same. The rally is over before you can call your broker. Technical charts look crazier than ever.
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