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  • Whitewater Stock Market  By : John Doe
    Ever done any whitewater rafting or canoeing? Long periods of tranquil river followed by short periods of terror. Suddenly the water grips your vessel and you are pushed and shoved by massive currents over which you have no control. Missing boulders you paddle as hard as you can.
  • Why Buy and Hold?  By : John Doe
    Since I can remember, and that's a long time ago, the Wall Street brokerage companies, mavens and mutual fund managers have been exhorting the mantra of Buy and Hold for all your investments. There have been erudite studies published that this is the only way to go.
  • You Wont Like This  By : John Doe
    Why? Because I am going to shatter your conventional wisdom as I have many times in previous columns about the lies that Wall Street continues to tell you. This time we are going to go deeper into the economy to unearth the truth about lies the politicians are telling you.
  • Zero Sum Game  By : John Doe
    Most people think the stock market is a zero sum game because there is a buyer for each seller and seller for each buyer so each cancels the other and everything is equal. Not quite.
  • Price to Earnings Ratio - P/E  By : John Doe
    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. A P/E ratio of 10 means that the company has 1 of annual, per-share earnings for every 10 in share price.
  • Different Types of Mutual Funds  By : John Doe
    This is a guide to the different types of mutual funds. When it comes to investing in mutual funds, investors have literally thousands of choices. Before you invest in any given fund, decide whether the investment strategy and risks of the fund are a good fit for you.
  • Advantages and Disadvantages of Mutual Funds  By : John Doe
    Outlined below are some of the advantages and disadvantages of mutual funds. Every investment has advantages and disadvantages. But it's important to remember that features that matter to one investor may not be important to you.
  • What is a Mutual Fund?  By : John Doe
    Ever wondered what is a mutual fund? A mutual fund is a pool of money run by a professional or group of professionals called the "investment adviser.
  • Successful Trading - Taking Profits - Part 2  By : John Doe
    Suppose your position has made a big move and you moved your stop to your purchase price as recommended. Then let's say your stock continues to make a big move and now we're asking again the questions we asked back in the first paragraph.
  • Successful Trading - Taking Profits - Part 1  By : John Doe
  • Successful Trading - Establish Your Risk Level  By : John Doe
    Before you embark upon a journey of trading stocks or futures, and before you make any trades, you MUST determine and establish your risk level. Traders that fail to do this are usually doomed from the start.
  • Your Trading Objective: Why is that so Important?  By : John Doe
    You've decided to try your luck at trading stocks or commodities, but so called experts tell you that you need to determine your trading objective. What exactly does that mean and why is it so important? Well, it's really a question of your trading philosophy.
  • Mutual Fund Expense Lies  By : John Doe
    When purchasing mutual funds we are cautioned to read the prospectus, look at past performance, check out the fund manager's record and see what their expense ratios have been. We are also told that we should not buy funds with expenses exceeding 1% to 1. 5%.
  • Stock Trading Diversification  By : John Doe
    This is the continuing story of our two imaginary traders, Peter and Paul. Peter is a professional trader, Paul is not. Peter has a tested, proven, written trading plan that he follows each time he enters a trade, Paul does not.
  • Stock Trading - Daddy, Why Arent We Rich?  By : John Doe
  • Trading Tips No 2: The Big Lie in the Stock Market  By : John Doe
    It is commonly reported that the stock market averages about 10% per year return over the long term (decades). So the investor that buys and holds a diversified portfolio of stocks or mutual funds is led to believe that their portfolio will grow by 10% per year on average.
  • Commoditizing the world  By : John Doe
    Let's discuss commodities; with the latest Enron situation, it is important to understand the way things work. A commodity is anything useful, especially a transportable agricultural product or mining product.
  • A Personal Stock Market Investment Philosophy  By : John Doe
    ∙ Make every investment in the stock market a long-term investment. My Mother worked as a teller in a small bank in Dover, New Jersey. The name of the bank was called The Dover Community Bank.
  • Why Is The Macedonian Stock Exchange Unsuccessful?  By : John Doe
    The Macedonian Stock Exchange (MSE) is not operating successfully. True, some of the parameters which we use to measure the success of a stock exchange have lately improved in the MSE. For instance, the monthly money volume has increased together with the number of transactions.
  • Using Sector Funds to Construct Diversified Mutual Fund Portfolios  By : John Doe
    'Sector funds are too risky. ' 'I doubled my money with Fidelity Select Technology in 12 months!' 'Avoid sector funds. ' If all of this sounds confusing, you are not alone. Sector funds are among the more misused and misunderstood investments.
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