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- Conglomerate Industry Stock Trades Are Wrong - Editor, 2 April 2008 - No Comments yet
- The Stock Market Torch in Economic Darkness - Editor, 1 April 2008 - 1 Comment
- Stock Investment Trade Offs Between Feelings and Facts - Editor, 31 March 2008 - 1 Comment
- A Stock Need Not Smell As Sweet as its Trade Symbol - Editor, 28 March 2008 - 1 Comment
- Join Bernanke Since You Cannot Beat Him - Editor, 27 March 2008 - 1 Comment
- Stock with Two Bulls Can Keep Any Bear at Bay - Editor, 26 March 2008 - 1 Comment
- Get Rich this Recession with Balance Sheet Basics for Top Stock Picks - Editor, 25 March 2008 - 1 Comment
Recession makes life difficult for a stock investor. You may think that bulls suffer more pain. Factually, bears may make greater stock losses. Any uncontrollable impulse to trade can hurt. Commissions for stock brokers are the only certain cash flows. A long term optic is a reliable antidote for meandering stock transactions.
Edward de Bono has called it ‘Water Logic’. Stand on your worries. Suspend conventional barriers in your mind. Allow your thoughts to meander. So what if worst case scenarios come true? You could be surprised by those bright lights at the end of the tunnel in your brain.
The men in our web content team have rebelled. First it was this thinly disguised praise of women stock investors: What do Women Want from the Stock Market?
What is the big deal with a stock trade symbol? You do not even have to bookmark the web pages for your favorite stocks. Intelligent search engines now track your habits and present you with ready screens of stock prices in which you are interested. Any company will be happy to send you alerts whenever there is something positive to report about stock. All this is without mention of mutual funds and ETFs which take care of all the thinking on your behalf.
God Give Me the Grace to Change What I Can,
The Wisdom to Accept What I Cannot,
And the Wisdom to Know the Difference
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
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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