When you select a security to invest in, you want to make sure you've done your research. There are hundreds of sources, from your financial advisor to your buddy with the hot stock tip. The question is, how reliable is each source and how informed are they? The bottom line is that everyone, from Warren Buffet down to the casual Journal reader, can be wrong. If this wasn't the case, and someone had the market penned down, we'd be following their advice and not worrying about doing research. But we also know that the average person with full-time job doesn't have time to do hours and hours of research. At Informed Investments, we do the research for you and provide you with the bottom line... read more »
During these volatile times on world economies, currencies are experiencing extreme fluctuations relative to one another. That leaves an arbitrage opportunity for those keen and risk-tolerant enough to take advantage of foreign currency investments... read more »
The Wall Street Journal (the WSJ), is one of the world's premiere financial newspapers. Published by Dow Jones & Company, it has the largest circulation of any newspaper in the United States... read more »
Is Baidu really worth as much as it's trading for? Will Google leave China? If so, will other businesses follow suit, and if so, how will this affect the Chinese economy? This and more, as we discuss the ins and outs of Baidu vs Google and their role in the Chinese and world economies... read more »
You may have heard a tip from a friend that she has a great oil and gas royalty trust for you to invest in. First, we should point out that by the time a stock tip reaches you, it's usually to late. Do your own research, and inform yourself as to what your best investment is based on your financial needs, investing time horizon, etc. Second, royalty trusts aren't always all they're cracked up to be, especially when it comes to the oil and gas industries... read more »
Value Line is a fundamentally sound company that has taken a beating due to the recent stress on the financial sector. Since Value Line is a service provider it carries no inventory. It has no debt on its books and is currently priced at attractive levels compared to its past performance... read more »
Our bulls feel that EMS Technologies (ELMG) is a steal at its current price. A combination of new management, and a fundamental and technical valuation that indicates significant opportunity has our bulls licking their chops. Our bears, on the other hand, cite economic uncertainty along with a reduction in profits as red flags on ELMG at its current price levels... read more »
The markets are volatile - a recent run-up suggests that a full economic recovery might be closer than we think. Or does it? The recession that led to the Great Depression had several short-lived recovery periods on the way to a prolonged downturn. Will continued government intervention cause a rush from the dollar to gold? ... read more »
Starbucks new stab at innovation is a foray into the world of old European style coffee houses. With their opening of 15th Ave's Coffee and Tea in Seattle, Starbucks veers away from the corporate brand it has been establishing over the past few years, and focuses on replicating the atmosphere of an independent neighborhood café... read more »
We feel that SIMO carries a competitive advantage in the controller market, and has the potential to explode when old disk manufacturers switch to solid state drives. The company's fundamentals are excellent, profit margins are strong, as is cash flow, and Silicon Motion carries little to no debt. We feel this presents a unique buying opportunity... read more »
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