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• Pride and Profits from Public Stocks (Part 2) - Editor, 20 November 2007 - No Comments yet

Pride and Profits from Public Stocks (Part 1)

Post Tax Discounted Flows from Stocks

Executive claims, standard assessment measures for stocks, and the most popular expert analyses, suffer from two common defects. Firstly, they focus on the future, and secondly, they stop at the pre-tax line. Such approaches can mislead the most conservative investors, and it is behind widespread notions about stocks outperforming bonds. While this may be the case, yields from bonds of properly managed public bodies have distinct advantages.

• Green Stocks Mean Big Profits for You! (Part 1) - Editor, 19 November 2007 - No Comments yet

Celebrities win profitable stocks eve without asking, in return for supporting environmental protection causes. They can use the proceeds to further their social aims, and feather nests of retirement at the same time! The most sullied politician can win instant plaudits for expressing concerns over the future of the planet. There are many quarters in the profit-making and commercial worlds that are happy to support influential people for speaking out in favor of populist issues. However, the financial and material benefits of lending shoulders to green movements are secular. They are available to all stakeholders.

• Green Stocks Mean Big Profits for You! (Part 2) - Editor, 19 November 2007 - No Comments yet

Green Stocks Mean Big Profits for You! (Part 1)

Renewable energy forms can also be used to transform certain lines of business, and to bring degrees of stability to highly leveraged ones. Stocks of companies which adopt such approaches also deserve investor support. Bio-fuel is a case in point. The chemical pesticides business has been under sustained attack for well over a decade. However, industry leaders in this specialized space have earned new leases of life by focusing on applications of their know-how that are sustainable and in demand. Similarly, industrial groups with high stakes in fossil fuels and polluting industries can hedge their investments by taking stocks in clean energy forms.

• Combine Learning with Pleasure for Trading in Stocks (Part 1) - Editor, 16 November 2007 - No Comments yet

Trading in stocks is fundamentally different to making investments. It appears to be a type of gambling for casual onlookers, but obviously the consistently successful have methods to apparent madness! That is not to say that day trading in stocks and securities is not fraught with major risks.

• Combine Learning with Pleasure for Trading in Stocks (Part 2) - Editor, 16 November 2007 - No Comments yet

Combine Learning with Pleasure for Trading in Stocks (Part 1)

Types of Trading Shows in Stocks

Day trading involves some degree of exhibitionism, so you are likely to see an amazing spread of sectors in which traders buy and sell stocks, when friends involved in this activity knows you are watching! It can take months if not years before day trading in multiple sectors becomes reasonably safe, so like stock car racing on NASCAR, it makes sense to stick to speed limits when driving your own car, regardless of how much you may love track racing! Day trading is less likely to lead to tears provided that you start in slow and measured steps. Some people prefer to remain with one type of trading instrument throughout their trading lives. Foreign exchange is a favorite in this respect.

• How Investors Should Manage Executive Liabilities of Their Stocks (Part 1) - Editor, 15 November 2007 - No Comments yet

Some errant executives are sentenced to prison for their torts, while others simply start their own enterprises with outlandish severance packages, but neither of these ways of holding others accountable returns lost cash to holders of stocks!

• How Investors Should Manage Executive Liabilities of Their Stocks (Part 2) - Editor, 15 November 2007 - No Comments yet

How Investors Should Manage Executive Liabilities of Their Stocks (Part 1)

Management audit reveals the quality and depth of factual information that routinely escapes nerd accountants. Ask any executives you know, and you will get confirmation that statutory audits by external accountants only scratch the surface, as compared to internal evaluations done for the benefits of major holders of stocks-both actual and prospected.

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