Monthly Archives: June 2007

We are bombarded with advertisements for managed fund (mutual fund) investments. They implore us to entrust our hard earned cash to them with the promise that their expert managers will reward us with above average returns. On the face of … Continue reading →

There are two main ways of picking stocks (or any kind of investment). Fundamental analysis is concerned with looking at the economic fundamentals affecting the particuar stock (etc) and covers everything from the economy it operates in (interest rates, unemployment, … Continue reading →

Two of the most common investment strategies are growth investing and value investing. Value investing is concerned with trying to find good quality stocks (and other assets) that are at the time cheaply priced. Some indications of value are a … Continue reading →