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• How to Spot Thoroughbred Stock Early - Editor, 13 may 2008 - No Comments yet

Stock is not like a race horse. Offspring need not be like parents in business skills. Compare today’s Ford with the previous generation of Gates. A business Guru at the helm makes all the difference. However, investors rarely know until the stock has appreciated already. Do not lose hope though, you can spot winning stocks of tomorrow, by being aware of the following:

• Business Cycle Bond Stock Trades - Editor, 12 may 2008 - No Comments yet

Every bond is not from a municipality. Profit-making corporations also use the bond route to meet fund needs. A bond is almost as liquid as stock. You can buy and sell a bond just like a stock pick. It comes with a kind of fixed dividend. Your risk is less than with a stock. That is why a bond yields less than stock from the same corporation.

• Top Stock Picks of the Spring Mating Season - Editor, 9 may 2008 - No Comments yet

Birds and stocks start singing around the middle of every April. Mates and investors are in top demand. Everyone gets new plumage. Statements and songs are rigorously rehearsed. You cannot afford to remain unheard.

• Stock Hymns in Praise of Dividends - Editor, 8 may 2008 - No Comments yet

Ingratitude is worse than a common failing. It can lead you to the wrong stock picks. Search engines show you historical stock price trends. Denominators are missing. It is not just a matter of ratios. Those checks in the mail every quarter are chicks in your hands. The guidance stuff is for tired birds in the proverbial bush.

• Living with Stock Market Volatility - Editor, 7 may 2008 - No Comments yet

We love the advertisement. That is partly because the sponsor pays us top dollar. This television commercial shows bulls and bears changing forms in to mascots of the company. Only slots on our web pages can do better.

• The Greenspan Test for Financial Planning and Stock Market Advice - Editor, 6 may 2008 - No Comments yet

Tokyo junkets are supposed to involve relaxing polar flights, sushi, and geishas. Poor old man Greenspan ran in to turbulent questions instead. He is feisty as anyone in horn-rimmed spectacles. The recession is not his doing. Neither does he have anything to do with the foreclosure epidemic. However, his crystal ball shows that realty prices may rise at some point on the horizon. These are some gems he cast before brash reporters on the sidelines of a large bank sponsored ‘event’ in the Land of the Rising Sun in April.

• Insurance Drivers of Retirement Financial Planning - Editor, 5 may 2008 - No Comments yet

You need help to bathe, dress, and eat.

Old age fills all of us with dread. It could be parents today. We are even more likely to need assisted living one day. Increasing longevity is one reason. Poor economic management by the Fed is another. Social security is bursting at the tips. The troops are not even back from Iraq. Medical technology does not help in this aspect. New discoveries cost way more than anything Medicare can afford.

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