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• Financial Planning Lessons from Bear Stearns for You - Editor, 21 March 2008 - 1 Comment

The editor does not allow too many words. So let us cut to the chase.

• The A, B, and W of Stocks - Editor, 20 March 2008 - 1 Comment

Adversity makes us return to basics. This seems to be an appropriate juncture to revise stock investment basics. Are you an alpha or a beta person? Sure, all of us do a little bit of both during pitches on a stock market mound. However, it is like an intimate preference: you have to prefer either the alpha or the beta approach.

• Do Not Hang Stock Market Decisions on a PEG - Editor, 19 March 2008 - 1 Comment

We are here to help. Are you confused on the choice between P/E and PEG? Ask at our forum and get a response within 24 hours. We are at your service on Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and every other holiday in the world. We can build an interactive glossary together, crediting you with every contribution, even if it is a simple query.

• A Stock to Hedge Your Celebrity Computer Services Industry Bets - Editor, 18 March 2008 - 1 Comment

The Computer Services Industry can be thin ice for upstarts. One bad word about a service provider stock can send your web site to the bottom of the rankings pile. What is worse is that you have to return to the days of surface mail and fixed lines telephones. Your email may stop functioning, leaving you on the road without the Internet.

• A Stock That Gained During the 2001 Recession - Editor, 17 March 2008 - 1 Comment

Influenza has affected business costs in the first two months of 2008. An economic slow-down could affect enrollment. Short term stock prospects in the Insurance (Accident & Health) Industry are fluid. However, this remains one of the most reliable parts of the Financial Sector in the current stock investing environment.

• Have Stock Docs Done a Jarvik on You? - Editor, 14 March 2008 - 1 Comment

Some use words you do not know. Others speak at speeds you cannot fathom. Laughter and dramatic actions are parts of these shows. They entertain you to the point of distraction. How good are they for stock investing? Is the stock market a joke? Does it help to laugh at losses?

• A Marketing Management Approach to the Stock Market - Editor, 13 March 2008 - No Comments yet

The best accountants are not typical marketing Gurus. There is a strong public image of how stock investing is done. You see pictures of nerds staring at three computer screens at the same time. It does not seem to be the stuff that consumer types should touch.

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