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The Greek Lesson: Defaults Happen
R. Scott Raynovich 6/28/2011 48 comments
The financial markets are once again ill prepared for another financial crisis -- and given the finances of developed nations, many more debt problems are on the way.
Nasdaq Social Partner Was Called on the Carpet
Noreen Seebacher 6/24/2011 30 comments
Nasdaq's new partner for selling stock over social networks, Loyal3, has a byzantine LLC structure and was led by a former carpet salesman once ordered to pay out $1.3M for making "misrepresentations."
Tricks of Market Timing
Tony Kau 6/21/2011 8 comments
Investors would have to make fewer excuses about bad timing if they paid attention to three key truths to help them buy low and sell high.
Linking Leadership & Share Price
Noreen Seebacher 6/20/2011 28 comments
The difference between Apple and Microsoft can be summed up in one word: leadership. But what defines a great leader, and what should companies look for in leaders of tomorrow?
Top Money Managers Share Tips & Traps
Steven N. Czetli 6/20/2011 16 comments
Can we avoid potential investment traps by applying universal principles? Probably not. But can we cut our error rate by following certain guidelines? Almost certainly.
Cool Tools & Resources for Investors
Noreen Seebacher 6/16/2011 19 comments
Here are some great tools to help you assess potential investments and evaluate risks, including links to securities regulators in all 50 states, Canada, and Mexico.
CRE Report Looks on the Bright Side
Noreen Seebacher 6/15/2011 10 comments
In what may rate as one of the more optimistic reports of late, commercial real estate researchers say the fact that the economy is growing at all is a sign of strength.
Inside the Big Uglies
R. Scott Raynovich 6/13/2011 10 comments
The "Big Ugly" tech companies such as Cisco, Dell, and Microsoft have some fund managers asking when it's time to step in.
Why Beer, Gold & Drugs Are Always Popular
Noreen Seebacher 6/9/2011 13 comments
If you listen long enough at a financial conference, you can find someone who echoes your views. While most fund managers and analysts remain generally pessimistic, a few are surprisingly optimistic.
Retaining Control of Your Investments
Goodman’s Goodies 6/2/2011 6 comments
A stop loss gives investors the freedom to ignore a stock for as long as it trades higher than a selected price (or less than a selected price for short positions).
Investing in Detroit
Noreen Seebacher 6/1/2011 15 comments
I still feel proud about once living in Detroit -- and feel even prouder my former town has clawed its way back from the brink of collapse.
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The Greek Lesson: Defaults Happen
R. Scott Raynovich 6/28/2011 48 comments
The financial markets are once again ill prepared for another financial crisis -- and given the finances of developed nations, many more debt problems are on the way.
Nasdaq Social Partner Was Called on the Carpet
Noreen Seebacher 6/24/2011 30 comments
Nasdaq's new partner for selling stock over social networks, Loyal3, has a byzantine LLC structure and was led by a former carpet salesman once ordered to pay out $1.3M for making "misrepresentations."
Tricks of Market Timing
Tony Kau 6/21/2011 8 comments
Investors would have to make fewer excuses about bad timing if they paid attention to three key truths to help them buy low and sell high.
Linking Leadership & Share Price
Noreen Seebacher 6/20/2011 28 comments
The difference between Apple and Microsoft can be summed up in one word: leadership. But what defines a great leader, and what should companies look for in leaders of tomorrow?
Top Money Managers Share Tips & Traps
Steven N. Czetli 6/20/2011 16 comments
Can we avoid potential investment traps by applying universal principles? Probably not. But can we cut our error rate by following certain guidelines? Almost certainly.
Cool Tools & Resources for Investors
Noreen Seebacher 6/16/2011 19 comments
Here are some great tools to help you assess potential investments and evaluate risks, including links to securities regulators in all 50 states, Canada, and Mexico.
CRE Report Looks on the Bright Side
Noreen Seebacher 6/15/2011 10 comments
In what may rate as one of the more optimistic reports of late, commercial real estate researchers say the fact that the economy is growing at all is a sign of strength.
Inside the Big Uglies
R. Scott Raynovich 6/13/2011 10 comments
The "Big Ugly" tech companies such as Cisco, Dell, and Microsoft have some fund managers asking when it's time to step in.
Why Beer, Gold & Drugs Are Always Popular
Noreen Seebacher 6/9/2011 13 comments
If you listen long enough at a financial conference, you can find someone who echoes your views. While most fund managers and analysts remain generally pessimistic, a few are surprisingly optimistic.
Retaining Control of Your Investments
Goodman’s Goodies 6/2/2011 6 comments
A stop loss gives investors the freedom to ignore a stock for as long as it trades higher than a selected price (or less than a selected price for short positions).
Investing in Detroit
Noreen Seebacher 6/1/2011 15 comments
I still feel proud about once living in Detroit -- and feel even prouder my former town has clawed its way back from the brink of collapse.
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