Do you take a person’s credentials for granted? Most people do! For instance they don’t think twice when they hear about Marxism. They take the concept seriously because they know that it was authored by Dr. Karl Marx. What they don’t know is that “Dr.” Marx was a womanizer who was [...]

I have been trying to make money on stocks a couple of years and I have found out that if you follow sertan rules you may get the money that you have expected in a less risk than usual.
I tried to buy stocks at these rules:
-Atleast doubled in value and
-Has going up fermly atleast for [...]

While it is rather rare that value gurus sell stocks short, Robert Olstein has been selling short in his Financial Alert Fund. The accountant-turned fund manager spots values by looking behind the numbers. In the second quarter of 2004, Robert Olstein sold short American Italian Pasta Co. (PLB) at $31. After about 6 months he [...]

Even though inflation has been relatively quiet in the U.S. since the late 1980’s, there now appears to be some strong evidence that it may be starting to heat up again with an expanding economy, combined with skyrocketing oil and housing prices in certain key regions of the country. While the Federal Reserve has been [...]

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Many people want to take advantage of the opportunity to invest as a way to supplement their income, but few people have the knowledge or the time to monitor stocks and they are reluctant to pay the high fees associated with full-service brokers.
As well, most people know that a diversified portfolio is the best-performing portfolio, [...]

Some lines from a movie never leave your mind; I don’t remember the context always, but I do recall the dialog. “The Big Chill” is one of the few movies I own (VHS). At dinner, William Hurt, Jeff Goldbloom, and Tom Berenger argue about their past like dogs growling for a turkey leg at Thanksgiving. [...]

Very often when the market is going through fast up and down movements where a big down day is followed by a big up day, it gets confusing as to what exactly to do with some of your stocks. For instance let’s say you buy something today and by the close it is up a [...]

Major US Trade Issue is Japan, not China
The 2005 trade numbers released last Friday are sure to get the China trade hawks riled up. But if you look behind the numbers, the trade imbalance with Japan is likely larger than China.
According to the trade statistics, the trade deficit with China was $201 billion [...]