200608-01

This is another strategy that flatters the investor. While everyone else is panicked or destroyed, the investor heroically walks the battlefield, looting from the foolish dead

200608-02

Being a Good Company Doesnt Mean Being a Good Stock

200608-03

All of the great value investors like Benjamin Graham and Warren Buffett have made money by buying unpopular stocks, and a sharp price decline is a good sign of a stocks unpopularity

200608-04

Owning stocks that split can be good because the investor is given more shares in the company

200608-05

The Federal Reserve (FED) holds a special place in the minds of investors, as it seems to manipulate and even control the market through its ability to set interest rates

200608-06

Some managers refuse to make specific stock recommendations in the financial press, while others are happy to tout their picks

200608-07

Wall Street analysts are easy to pick on these days, but for a few years their price targets were taken as gospel

200608-08

The January effect predicts a jump in stock market prices during the first month of the year

200608-09

Why not mix up stocks and sports? Or investing and gambling?

200608-10

The stock market does, of course, represent the sum total of investors expectations about the future

200608-11

Money in a brokerage account is not federally insured. Though most people believe that the government would step in to prevent the collapse of Ginnie Mae or Freddie Mac

200608-12

Some investors thrive on risk, and some learn to thrive on risk because they have been told over and over again that lowrisk investments tend to deliver lower returns

200608-13

The first time I became curious about stock investing came while I followed another passion sports as a teenager

200608-14

Although earnings do matter over the very long term, they are not a good tool for trying to predict the tops or bottoms of major market moves

200608-15

Stock prices don't go straight up or straight down; they move in jerks and starts

200608-16

Why Buy and Hold Is Hard to Apply

200608-17

There is a strong correlation between stock prices and the number of people turning

200608-18

Standard academic models for the stock market hold that stock prices are essentially random and unpredictable

200608-19

In truth, the stock market is not one investment activity but the sum of many, each categorized by the time intention of the trade

200608-20

The feedback loop of the stock market is not one loop but three

200608-21

Any accurate model of the stock market must contain economic factors, and they must be of primary importance

200608-22

A major bull or bear market or any price movement lasting longer than nine months always requires an economic reason

200608-23

The current price of a stock should exactly equal the present value of all that companys future dividends

200608-24

Stacking the money is the only theory used to calculate bond prices or determine stock prices

200608-25

The Yin and Yang of Stock Prices

200608-26

Trying to make money during a trading range market is very difficult

200608-27

The model we have put forth is that stock prices equal a fair value modified and stretched by three feedback loops

200608-28

Finally, the daily trading volume fails to expand, which sets up the third divergence

200608-29

The breaking of a trendline on a price chart is an example of by a pivotal point

200608-30

BABES Broadly Agreed to But Essentially wrong Scenario. OBUCS Occluded But Ultimately Correct Scenario

200608-31

One of the oldest ideas about stock investing is that investors can be classified into categories and ranked by their investment knowledge and sophistication

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