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- Sensible investing guide by age: In 20s
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Sensible investing strategies are always available online. And these investing strategies are easy to follow and some tips are applicable for some age groups. So here’s collection of investing tips and strategies that can be used by anyone at any age if she wants to do good in business or just wants to have a comfortable life after a few years.
Investing in your 20s
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Original Source: networthmasters.com
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27 October, 2008| Fundamental Analysis |
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- Festival of Stocks at The DIV-Net
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/img>This is just a quick note to let you know that this week’s Festival of Stocks is up at The DIV-Net. Enjoy!
I noticed there was a technical problems with the B…
Original Source: www.fatpitchfinancials.com
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27 October, 2008| Fundamental Analysis |
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- Ari Kiev on coaching Steve Cohen
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In the current edition of Your Trading Edge magazine I have an interview with trading coach Ari Kiev.
In the interview he talks about:
- What it was like coaching billionaire trader Steve Cohen
- The traits of ‘master traders’
- Goal setting
- Giving up control in trading
- Successful trading strategies
- The role of intuition
- Getting to know your trader personality
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Original Source: globalgrowthinvestor.com
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27 October, 2008| Fundamental Analysis |
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- Japan’s Lost Quarter Century
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We’ve talked about the United States Lost Decade earlier this year [Mar 26 - WSJ: Stocks Tarnished by Lost Decade] when the market was essentially flat over the past 10 years…. and more recently [Oct 7: Bloomberg - 2000s Stock Market Worse than 1930s]…
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27 October, 2008| Fundamental Analysis |
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- Mechel (MTL) is now a $4 Stock
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Long time readers will remember former holding Mechel (MTL)…. I just pulled up a quote and see it is hovering just over $4. Ouch. Russia has been among the worst stock markets this year, closing their market almost on a weekly basis now. Mr. Putin didn’t help Mechel either with his “interest” in the company’s business practices.This was once a near $60 stock. By “once”, I mean early summer.[J…
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27 October, 2008| Fundamental Analysis |
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- Bookkeeping: Adding to Luminex (LMNX)
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Luminex (LMNX) has now dropped 50% in a month, and given back the entire move of the past year. Another “round trip”. Since there is no systematic approach that works in terms of investing these days, I’m trying new varieties such as “buy a layer of stock every 50% drop”. So with Luminex down 50% in 30 days we’ll put a layer on here in the $14s. When it gets to $7 we’ll buy another layer, than $3.50, than $1.75, and so on and so forth. Somewhere around $0.10 we’ll go all in. ;)…
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27 October, 2008| Fundamental Analysis |
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- City Bank takes 1st loss in 34 years
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City Bank (CTBK: 9.28 -0.86 -8.48%) of Lynnwood, WA has reported it’s first quarter loss in 34 years of business. The bank recorded a loss of $10.96 million after increasing loan loss reserves by $28 million during the quarter. The loss works out to a negative 69¢ per share.
At the end of September, non-performing assets had increased to $199 million out of a total loan portfolio of almost $1.2 billion. Actual charge offs for the quarter were $6.09 million. The bank’s large percentage of construction related loans were hit hard by the ongoing credit crisis. As buyers are unable to obtain mortgages, home builders are unable to sell homes and pay their construction loans. The Seattle area where City Bank does business has had a fairly stable real estate market but it is apparent the credit squeeze is having a significant effect there also.
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Original Source: timplaehn.com
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27 October, 2008| Fundamental Analysis |
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- Graph of Crude Oil: Hitting Bullish Trend Line, But Head & Shoulders Top?
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Here's a long term weekly graph of light crude oil over the last 10 years. You have to go back to 2000/2001 to see a similar correction but the current correction in crude oil is much more dramatic. On the bullish side of things, crude oil will hit major support at a 10 year […]
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Original Source: selfinvestors.com
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27 October, 2008| Fundamental Analysis |
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- LDK Solar (LDK) "No Need to Raise Capital for 2 Years"
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This story is a sign of the times…Chinese solar wafer maker LDK Solar Co Ltd (LDK) has no plans to raise funds from the capital markets for the next two years as it has enough cashflow to fund an expansion which would more double its capacity by 2010, its chief executive said on Friday.”We are one of the most profitable firms in the sector and our profit exceeds $100 million each month. The proceeds and our cash flow are far more than enough to fund the expansion,” he said….
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27 October, 2008| Fundamental Analysis |
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- Sohu.com (SOHU) Quadruples Profit, Raises Guidance, Announces Share Buyback … and gets a 4% Pop
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Sohu.com (SOHU) is the perfect example of the stock market today. They did a triple play today - beat on earnings, raised guidance and to top it off announced a $150M share buyback or just under 10% of their market cap. For all that we are seeing just over a 4% gain. That’s laughable. If you miss in this market or lower guidance you can drop 30-40% in a heartbeat. If you do everything right you can gain 4%. That folks is the definition of risk/reward not in your favor….
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27 October, 2008| Fundamental Analysis |
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- Update on Thoratec (THOR)
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Not sure what was said on this morning’s conference call but it seemed to make people less desperate. Instead of selling down 50% as was the situation after hours we were able to get out around $21.50s which was a 12% loss. Whomever sold in afterhours Friday is probably feeling not so great about it.12% losses are now just normal day to day action in this market for the average stock - so considering the news we’ll take it. Instead of a $10K loss as I expected to take, we are taking a bit over $…
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27 October, 2008| Fundamental Analysis |
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- Finally, Good News For Investors
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As we saw on Friday, the current financial crisis has investors all over the world living in fear now. And this time, it’s the government who is helping businesses to bring down what is crippling markets - the credit crunch precipitated by the U.S. housing collapse.
Governments in North America, Europe and Asia have provided bailouts to troubled financial institutions, liquidity to money markets and guarantees to banking systems. And all of this is in addition to drastic interest rate cuts. Fortunately, there are some very encouraging signs that these initiatives finally are starting to work.
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Original Source: dividendmoney.com
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27 October, 2008| Fundamental Analysis |
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- Markets: global sell-off
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As the street seems resigned to the idea of a deep and severe recession, markets around the world are not offering any comfort - as Barron’s says, there is nowhere left to hide in equities.
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Original Source: ei-forum.com
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27 October, 2008| Fundamental Analysis |
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- China Paper: U.S. Has Plundered Global Wealth with Dollar
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Very interesting, and indeed frightful, story on Reuters this weekend. This won’t get much attention state side, but effectively the newspaper quoted is essentially a mouthpiece for the “state”. The United States has plundered global wealth by exploiting the dollar’s dominance, and the world urgently needs other currencies to take its place, a leading Chinese state newspaper said on Friday….
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27 October, 2008| Fundamental Analysis |
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- Protecting yourself from ‘vishing’
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It pays to be careful when receiving and trusting calls. So much are at stake and you can never compromise your financial information. Since phone calls from strangers can also mean that you will lose your financial information, it is imperative that you should not be too trusting of calls coming from unwanted callers. Remember that Caller ID systems can be hacked as well so this phone technology can be manipulated as well. This phone technology can be hacked and can be programmed to say anything and the VoIP providers can easily assign any area code to any phone number. Just to make sure, you can use the number at the back of the cards. And if the call is indeed legitimate then the bank will know that number.
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Original Source: networthmasters.com
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27 October, 2008| Fundamental Analysis |
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- My Thoughts On Having A Daycare At Home Part 2
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It is funny to think that I am currently dead tired but I still wanted to write another post before closing my computer simply because I am thinking of my wife at work and I really want this to stop. Last week, I discuss the …
Original Source: www.thefinancialblogger.com
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27 October, 2008| Fundamental Analysis |
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- A great dividend play: Dow Chemical (DOW)
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Over the past few weeks, the markets have moved up and down, though mostly down but in the mix of things, a lot of irrational movements have been occuring and it is often very difficult to find any logic in what has been going on. When such irrational behaviour occurs, some stocks become mispriced and […]…
Original Source: www.intelligentspeculator.net
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27 October, 2008| Fundamental Analysis |
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