Month: September 2008

Screen: 5 “PEG-Ratio Play” Stocks for 2008

Last year, 5 positions were recommended from a screen we created to provide a simple way to seek out stocks that may be considered value investments but have superior earnings growth characteristics.   The results/performance of the 5 positions with the highest EPS Growth estimated for next year.

In my book,...

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The Feds New Role: SugarDaddy

Since when do we rely on government to intervene in every case of a failing business?  If anyone  wonders why we have such a mess on our hands, look no further than our boneheaded government that has obviously forgotten its way.   Think of this week’s action within the financial...

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Interactive Chart – Financial Sector is BIG Loser

The Financial sector is down almost a trillion dollars in market cap in under a year. Bailouts may total another trillion or so. The war in Iraq, another trillion.

It seems as though now trillion is the old billion. Nice!

Click below for a great interactive view of; THEN and...

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The Money Market that busted $1

Not a good sign of the things to come….Reserve Funds busted the $1 money market fund barrier
Sept. 16 (Bloomberg) — Reserve Primary Fund, a money-market mutual fund with $64.8 billion in assets as of Aug. 31, fell below $1 a share in net asset value because of losses on...

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Audio: Dvorak/Horowitz Unplugged #1

Here is a conversation I had with John C. Dvorak about today‘s weird stock market. “Horowitz runs the Disciplined Investor website and is one of the few personal money managers who I respect,” said Dvorak.

We are going to do some podcasts together for investors who want to think for themselves....

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