Financial statements are a useful tool for judging the health of a company, and for comparing it to its competitors. They show what the company owes and owns, the profits or loses it has made over a given period, and how their position has changed since their last statement. Generally if you can tell which [...]
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April 1st, 2010
How to Interpret and Profit from Financial Statements
Posted in Investing 
Tags: Annual Reports, Balance Sheet, Basic Knowledge, Changes In Management, Due Diligence, Financial Position, Financial Ratios, Financial Statement Analysis, Financial Statements, Fiscal Year, Future Stock, Liabilities, Losers, Occurrences, Present Value, Report Details, Share Prices, Shareholder, Shareholders Equity, Stock Prices
Tags: Annual Reports, Balance Sheet, Basic Knowledge, Changes In Management, Due Diligence, Financial Position, Financial Ratios, Financial Statement Analysis, Financial Statements, Fiscal Year, Future Stock, Liabilities, Losers, Occurrences, Present Value, Report Details, Share Prices, Shareholder, Shareholders Equity, Stock PricesMarch 10th, 2010
Gold – How to make a profit by going against
Posted in Investing Tags: Conductivity, Different Story, Economic Conditions, Economic Sanctions, Electrical Contacts, Employment Rate, Engineering Terms, Gold Bars, Gold Bullion, Gold Coins, Gold Prices, Gold Silver, Hi Fi, Intrinsic Value, Paper Money, Share Prices, South African Krugerrand, Stock Market, Tensile Strength, War Zone
Tags: Conductivity, Different Story, Economic Conditions, Economic Sanctions, Electrical Contacts, Employment Rate, Engineering Terms, Gold Bars, Gold Bullion, Gold Coins, Gold Prices, Gold Silver, Hi Fi, Intrinsic Value, Paper Money, Share Prices, South African Krugerrand, Stock Market, Tensile Strength, War ZoneGold – How to make a profit by going against the herd
Humans have been fascinated by gold for thousands of years, by the way it never tarnishes and by its unique color.
Sadly, gold is useless in engineering terms, except for plating electrical contacts, to ensure they never tarnish and lose their conductivity. You will find [...]
January 15th, 2010
Bigger Fund Managers Are Not Necessarily Better
Posted in Investing Tags: Artemis, Boutiques, Brand Managers, Dalton, Duds, Financial Advisers, Fund Management, Fund Managers, Investment Funds, Investment Houses, Last Quarter, Neptune, Private Investors, Rathbone, Retail Clients, Rivals, Share Prices, Specialist Areas, Top Performer, Unit Trusts
Tags: Artemis, Boutiques, Brand Managers, Dalton, Duds, Financial Advisers, Fund Management, Fund Managers, Investment Funds, Investment Houses, Last Quarter, Neptune, Private Investors, Rathbone, Retail Clients, Rivals, Share Prices, Specialist Areas, Top Performer, Unit TrustsWhen it comes to selecting top-performing investment funds and unit trusts the bigger brand is not necessarily better. Choosing the wrong fund by investing with big brand fund managers could cost investors dearly.
Many investors are deluded into thinking that buying from a big brand fund manager will in some way protect them against selecting [...]