Stocks-Mutual-Funds
Predicting Activity After Stock Price Declines
The way stocks react to significant price shocks is important for finding good entry and exit points. A common question traders and investors ask themselves is whether to purchase after a stock takes a big fall on a bad earnings report, for example. Read more →Premium Bonds - A Great Investment Celebrates Its 50th Birthday
When UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Harold Macmillan announced the introduction of Premium Bonds in his budget on April 17th 1956, first reactions were unfavourable. Read more →Price Targets
Every day in any financial publication you will find the Wall Street mavens giving their predictions on many stocks. It was issued here and should go there. Read more →Price to Earnings Ratio - P/E
After finding the price of a particular stock, usually the next number everyone looks at is the P/E ratio.P/E is the ratio of a company's share price to its per-share earnings. Read more →Probability - If You Don't Understand It, It Will Cost You Money
Probability is very relevant to trading, and one of the main things I look for when entering trades for example, is to have a high probability of having a profitable trade. Read more →Procter and Gamble: A Buy or Sell?
Producing the necessities of the bathroom and other everyday items, Procter and Gamble (PG) continues to be an excellent investment in all areas. With marginal competition and loyalty from its workers, PG will provide investors with an excellent opportunity to achieve high capital gains. Read more →Professional Stock Market Advice Reveals Most Common Trading
The best Stock Market advice you will ever read is to learn from mistakes when someone else has made them. So, this stock market advice list I made a list of some of the most common trading mistakes that are made. Read more →Profit from a Falling Stock
There are several ways to profit from a falling stock, but for tonight we are going to discuss the two most basic principals, shorting stock versus buying "put" options. Read more →Profit Sharing Plans & Phantom Stock Plans Explained
Incentive Mechanisms that do not Transfer Stock Ownership.Sharing ownership of a small company with the employees can create numerous conflicts. It is often wise to look to other incentive mechanisms that reward employees for increasing company profit without sharing ownership. Read more →Profit Taking in May?
The first chart is a NYSE Oscillator (NYMO) daily one-year chart (red line and right scale) with NYMO's 50-day MA (blue line) and daily SPX (green line and left scale). Read more →← Previous Next →
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Aphorism
I will tell you the secret of getting rich on Wall Street. You try to be greedy when others are fearful, and you try to be very fearful when others are greedy.
Warren Buffett