May 10, 2014 Where is General Electric On Dec 16, 2013, we advised accumulating GE at $27.22. We felt it was a very strong company with low risk. We still feel that way. GE is a multifaceted company that is as Blue Chip as a company can get. It pays a decent dividend, it is… Continue reading General Electric (GE) – Time to Move On?
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CymorFund Stock Pick – General Electric (GE)
A Stock With a Strong Upside, and Very Low Risk Cymorfund Stock Pick We pick stocks that have significant upward potential. Many are potential 10 Baggers. Others have strong potential and are no brainers. 2013 was a great year for us. 2014 will be even better. First Pick of 2014 General Electric GE… Continue reading CymorFund Stock Pick – General Electric (GE)
Prosperity in 2013
We have often remarked on how the USA will lead the recovery and that the next economic cycle will make its way through the doom and gloom in today’s market. We now have visible evidence that this is starting to happen. European Debt Crisis Pundits continue to insist that the EU (European Economic Union) must… Continue reading Prosperity in 2013
Stop Losses – Do They Protect You – Part II
Comments From Part I – Stop Losses Are Protection for investors – A Fallacy A stop loss is intended to prevent the investor from losing more than an expected amount, but more often than not, a stop loss is instead a guarantee that normal and reoccurring volatility in a stock will trigger the stop loss… Continue reading Stop Losses – Do They Protect You – Part II
The Financial System’s Death Knell? Or an Over-Reaction?
An Over-Reaction to Current Debt Issues Those that are sophisticated enough and experienced enough, know that after every exuberance in an economic cycle, financial matters become so difficult that many come to the conclusion that “This Time It Is Different”. Analysts come to the conclusion that there is no escape from the inevitable and doom… Continue reading The Financial System’s Death Knell? Or an Over-Reaction?
Irrational Exuberance – the thinking of financial analyst Jeremy Grantham
Advisers to Investing Readers will know that we often comment on the motivations of those that advise on where to invest, and what to invest in. They have their motivations and it is essential for investors to understand why your investment adviser recommends an investment and why a media pundit touts some stock or other.… Continue reading Irrational Exuberance – the thinking of financial analyst Jeremy Grantham
How the Smart Money Profits in the Stock Market
Knowing Basic Rules of Investing The purpose that I had in mind when I began this blog in 2010, was to give investors some insight into how the markets worked. Several blogs gave readers basic investing guidelines that were tried and true, and which stood the test of time. In my readings this week, I… Continue reading How the Smart Money Profits in the Stock Market
How to Rebuild Your Portfolio
A Quote That is as Valid Today as Ever – by Abraham Lincoln Your own resolution to succeed is more important than any other one thing Many investors have seen their portfolios punished in the last year. The big Mutual Funds tell you that you should measure your returns against the norm, or against the… Continue reading How to Rebuild Your Portfolio
Gambling on Gold – Is it Time to Buy?
In an interview with Small Cap Power earlier this year, the interviewer asked whether it was was an opportune time to buy gold. At that time the US Congress was in a stalemate over raising the debt limit. There were daily increasing fears about debt defaults in Europe. China was entering a slowdown and the… Continue reading Gambling on Gold – Is it Time to Buy?
Economic Negativity is Blinding Investors
An Overview of the Markets Investors today feel that they have been burnt as their stock portfolios have performed poorly. Each day they are bombarded with negative news from Syria where fighting continues, from Europe where the ever increasing debt crisis never seems to reach resolution, from Japan where debt levels continue to rise as… Continue reading Economic Negativity is Blinding Investors