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CNBC Stock Blog - Airline Stocks - CNBC Stock Blog - CNBC.comRecommendations:So what does the investor like?Rogers said he was investing in airlines, which have seen tough times due to soaring fuel costs — and fears of further increases in oil prices.“I am buying airlines. If you fly a lot, you’ll see that you can’t ...
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CNBC: Interviews Nouriel Roubini On US Economy’s Future « Meandering MatrixInterview on CNBC and Rising Estimates of Credit Losses from the Financial Crisis Now Up to $1.6 TrillionNouriel …
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Taken off SCMP.COMQuiet achiever Noble builds global footprint with stellar growth rateHoward WinnNoble Group founder and chief executive Richard Elman is determined to double the size of the company every five years.Noble Group is the largest Hong Kong company in terms of revenue, but it is probably better known in Brazil or Argentina, where it has large agriculture …
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One of my holdings is HK listed GuocoGroup. While many singaporeans would be familiar with the Singapore listed GuocoLeisure and GuocoLand, GuocoGroup is the one you want to be holding. Here's why I think GuocoGroup is a good buy.Company SummaryGuoco Group Limited ("Guoco") (Stock Code: 53), listed on The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited, is an investment holding …
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Fundamentally - How to Rebalance While Walking on Eggs - NYTimes.comBy PAUL J. LIMPublished: August 9, 2008IN this volatile market, investors have been understandably preoccupied with the day-to-day swings in stock prices. But instead of fixating on ticker movements, you might better spend your time paying attention to how this slide is affecting your long-term ...
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Our Investment Director, Albert Lam has contributed an article to The Business Times, Executive Money section.In this article, Albert discussed the current gloom in the financial markets, …
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For ETFs listed in SGXYou need to open a CDP account and a SG-based broker account, and trade it like Singapore stocks. For ETFs traded in USD, compare different brokers for low commission. AFAIK, for ETF traded in USD, Lim&Tan charges lower commission than POEMS.* Dividend tax: nil* Estate tax: nilFor ETFs listed in HK ...
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Issue #2353 - 7 Wealth-Building Lessons from Billionaires“Study well what the billionaire does. It may make you a millionaire.”John EmmerlingWealth and Wealthy PeopleBy Michael MastersonThere is no shortage of billionaires today. In 1985, there were fewer than 20 of them. Today, there are more than one thousand.Wealth is gradually moving away from the United …
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Analysts are Toxic to your Portfolio… 3 Ways To Do Their Job BetterThree Ways to Beat Analysts at Their Own Jobby Floyd G. Brown, Advisory PanelistDear Investment U Reader,If we only had a …
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I read with amusement on the above question posted by the Foodie Connection reporter, to a 50+yr old restaurant owner in the Sunday Times.To which the owner responded "I don't think about those things", obviously kinda perturbed by such a morbid question.Wouldn't it have been better rephrasing it in a more 'fantasy' way like "If there was only 1 food left on …
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Wizard of WhartonThe “Wizard of Wharton’s” Favorite Ratio for Evaluating Stocksby Floyd G. Brown, Advisory Panelist, Investment UWednesday, July 16, 2008: Issue # 821Thre …
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Image via WikipediaKeep It Simple, Says Yale’s Top Investor - New York TimesBy GERALDINE FABRIKANTPublished: February 17, 2008IT has been a time to worry even the savviest investors. The c …
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Steve Sjuggerud’s Daily WealthBy Dr. Steve SjuggerudJanuary 2008In recent years, one of my biggest investment obsessions has been land. And with good reason… According to a recent S&P report, a $10,000 investment in timberland returned $159,000 over the last 20 years. That’s nearly twice the return of the stock market.S&P recently launched a new …
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Professional AdviserFidelity: dividends more reliable than share price risesby Charlotte Banks Tuesday 22nd July 2008: 13:12Growth in dividend payments is far more reliable than rises in share prices, according to analysis by Fidelity International.The research found that dividend payments from the UK market have shown an annual increase in all but five years since the ...
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How to Improve the Clarity of Your WritingHow to Improve the Clarity of Your WritingBy Michael MastersonHow to Consistently Score 8.5 or Belowon the Flesch-Kincaid Grading ScaleIn most areas of life, getting high grades means you are doing well. When it comes to writing, however, the most popular grading system works inversely.The Flesch-Kincaid (FK) scale ...
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Investing is serious business. So run it like a company, no matter how small the size of your fund.Assumed the role of the CEO of your company, define your vision, plan your strategy and execute the plan. Hopefully, you will steer your company from a mom-and-pop shop to a SME and finally to a listed company.As a CEO, you need to find your funding by selling your vision and …
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Stocks for the Long RunStocks for the Long Run: 7 Market Conclusions from Wharton Professor Jeremy Siegelby Mark Skousen, Advisory Panelist, Investment UI’ve met a lot of investment gurus over the years, but no one has impressed me more than Jeremy Siegel, known as the “Wizard of Wharton.” He’s an absolute genius in assembling financial ...
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Image by j-No via FlickrStrategies - The Stars Have Yet to Align for Stocks - NYTimes.cBy MARK HULBERTPublished: August 3, 2008CONDITIONS are most ripe for a bear market to end and a new bull market to begin when investor sentiment and fundamental and technical factors are all in alignment. Unfortunately, the rally that began three ...
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