September 11, 2001 was a defining moment in the history of our country. Prior to this historical date the Department of Homeland Security was not even created and airport security was just like any other industry. Investors have capitalized on the recent surge in this sector. As most investors do, they go for the bigger [...]
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May 2nd, 2010
Microcaps Can Be Big Investments
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Tags: Airport Security, Aviation, Commercial Computer Systems, Contract Manufacturing, Defining Moment, Department Of Homeland, Department Of Homeland Security, Digital Technology, Global Epoint Inc, Homeland Security, Hot Products, Industry Investors, Investments, Micro Cap Stocks, Micro Caps, Risk, Security Sector, September 11 2001, Video Surveillance, Warren Buffet
Tags: Airport Security, Aviation, Commercial Computer Systems, Contract Manufacturing, Defining Moment, Department Of Homeland, Department Of Homeland Security, Digital Technology, Global Epoint Inc, Homeland Security, Hot Products, Industry Investors, Investments, Micro Cap Stocks, Micro Caps, Risk, Security Sector, September 11 2001, Video Surveillance, Warren BuffetMay 2nd, 2010
Investing vs. Trading – What’s The Difference?
Posted in Investing Tags: British Pound, Circumstance, Currency, Dividends, European Exchange, Exchange Rate Mechanism, Expectation, Financial Markets, Finite Life, George Soros, Handsome Profit, Hedge Fund, Investor, Notion, Participants, Price Target, Profits, Prospects, Scope Definition, Warren Buffet
Tags: British Pound, Circumstance, Currency, Dividends, European Exchange, Exchange Rate Mechanism, Expectation, Financial Markets, Finite Life, George Soros, Handsome Profit, Hedge Fund, Investor, Notion, Participants, Price Target, Profits, Prospects, Scope Definition, Warren BuffetThere is a question which is sometimes asked by those new to the financial markets, and even occasionally debated by experienced participants. That question is how one differentiates between trading and investing. Because both trading and investing – when one considers them from the perspective of the financial markets – are performed in very [...]
March 17th, 2010
Hi-Yo, Silver Fund!
Posted in Investing Tags: American Stock Exchange, Barclay, Billionaire, Business Columnist, Clumsy Attempt, Exchange Trading, Hi Yo Silver, Hoarding, Hsbc Hong Kong, Hunt Brothers, Precious Metals, Public Knowledge, Securities Exchange Commission, Silver Etf, Silver Fund, Silver Market, Three Decades, Tranches, Users Association, Warren Buffet
Tags: American Stock Exchange, Barclay, Billionaire, Business Columnist, Clumsy Attempt, Exchange Trading, Hi Yo Silver, Hoarding, Hsbc Hong Kong, Hunt Brothers, Precious Metals, Public Knowledge, Securities Exchange Commission, Silver Etf, Silver Fund, Silver Market, Three Decades, Tranches, Users Association, Warren Buffet“Stay long precious metals” …
I’m beginning to think that’s Graeme Irvine’s mantra.
He’s the business columnist on Longer Life’s Bourse page, and I’ll leave it to you to discover his reasons for this four-word chant. Amidst Graeme’s siren calls, I’ve taken notice of his recent daily listings of silver transfers. It seems that HSBC-Hong Kong is [...]
February 15th, 2010
Four Real Estate Investment Tips, that you can learn from
Posted in Investments Tags: 3 Things, Adequate Return, Benjamin Graham, Boom, David Dodd, Different Ways, Distinction, Investment Operation, Investment Vehicles, Investor, Irving Kahn, Principals, Quality Value, Real Estate Investment, Real Estate Investment Tips, Real Estate Investors, Security Analysis, Speculator, Stock Investors, Warren Buffet
Tags: 3 Things, Adequate Return, Benjamin Graham, Boom, David Dodd, Different Ways, Distinction, Investment Operation, Investment Vehicles, Investor, Irving Kahn, Principals, Quality Value, Real Estate Investment, Real Estate Investment Tips, Real Estate Investors, Security Analysis, Speculator, Stock Investors, Warren BuffetFour Real Estate Investment Tips, that you can learn from Warren Buffet, and other Stock Investors
Some of the most successful stock investors ever have based their investing principals on value investing. Investors such as Benjamin Graham, Irving Kahn, and Warren Buffet, have used value investing to build vast empires of wealth.
Value investing was conceived by [...]