| Wed, Oct 07, 2009 |
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Rio 2016: Guide To Investing In Brazil
There was a lot of talk about potential host cities for the Olympics lately and the politics associated. That talk died down after Brazil was awarded the honor of hosting. You may be asking “how does that relate to trading”…well my friend Raul of the Shocked Investor is about to make that connection. He has been researching the Brazilian stocks and options recently and more importantly ones traded on American exchanges. Enjoy the article and be sure to leave a comment with your thoughts. [More...] |
| Fri, Aug 07, 2009 |
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What Are Investors Willing To Pay For The Average S&P 500 Company?
The Applied Finance Group's Value Expectations interface sets out to understand the imbedded sales growth a company or index needs to earn over the next 5 years to justify an index or company's current price. The chart below gives a look into the Implied Sales Growth priced in to the S&P 500 over the next 5 years. Currently the implied sales growth over the next 5 years is 3.49%. You can see that back in May 2001, investors were too optimistic in their willingness to pay for the average company in the [More...] |
| Wed, Apr 29, 2009 |
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Open Text Corporation (Nasdaq: OTEX): Stock of the Day
Open Text Corporation (Nasdaq: OTEX): Stock of the Day by David Fessler, Advisory Panelist One Stock to Watch in this Little-Known Software Sector The swine flu virus has a number of biotech stocks moving upwards, and pork producers moving downwards. Unless this turns into a full-blown pandemic, both of these represent a typical knee-jerk over-reaction by the markets, fueled by silly misinformation, hyped by the mainstream news media. There is another sector, however that is on fire at the moment. And it has nothing to do with pandemics. This little-known software sector has companies [More...] |
| Tue, Jan 13, 2009 |
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Dow Slide Continues In 5th Straight Session Of Losses
For a fifth consecutive day the Dow Jones Industrials posted negative returns leading their slide from the 9000 point mark early last week. The 600 point slide during the sell-off was caused by continued US economic concern, the weakening of the domestic job picture and the sustained struggles of banks and automakers. News makers and headliners over the past week have been significantly negative as company quarterly losses and job cuts continue to rule the front pages. Alcoa (AA), one of the main culprits of the bearish trading tone, reporting a loss far wider than analysts expected along with a 35% decline in revenues. Whether in North America or across the world the story seems the same as Sony (SNE), the electronics giant is rumored to be looking at steep job cuts amidst a rumored loss of $1.1Billion for the [More...] |
| Sun, Nov 02, 2008 |
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Top 5 Stocks For November 2008
It’s been another incredible month for stocks, and especially for those on my watch list. With rare exception, stocks of all shapes and sizes are getting pummeled and are presenting us with great buying opportunities for those with a long term investment horizon. I recently wrote that now was a fantastic time to buy shares of companies you have been watching and where the fundamentals present an excellent risk/reward scenario. My watch list is no different, and this month I have a broad range of stocks that I am looking at for possible inclusion into the PeakStocks.com portfolio. These stocks enter and exit my Top 5 as constant fluctuations in both price, market conditions, and business fundamentals constantly alter the investment thesis. Today I wanted to [More...] |
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