01) Stock Picking Strategies
Playing the Stock Market is thrilling. This is why when it comes to personal finance and the accumulation of wealth, investing in stocks is perhaps one of the most talked about topics regarding these...
Playing the Stock Market is thrilling. This is why when it comes to personal finance and the accumulation of wealth, investing in stocks is perhaps one of the most talked about topics regarding these...
When someone says “that company has strong fundamentals”, what does this mean? This phrase is so overused in the world of finance nowadays but few people actually know what it means. So let’s find...
When we talk of determining a company’s value, there is more to it than just profit, cash flows and the numbers. Fundamental analysis is a wide area that covers not a company’s intrinsic value...
Columbia University Professors Benjamin Graham and David Dodd pioneered the strategy of the value investing method during the 1930’s. The concept of value investing is to find companies trading below their inherent worth. Value...
When the technological boom happened in the late 90’s, it gave rise to growth investing and gave investors unprecedented returns. But before you join the growth investment market, here are some things you need...
If you’re comfortable with value investing and growth investing, then perhaps the world of GARP investing is right for you. GARP is simply: Growth At a Reasonable Price. GARP GARP method looks for companies...
The goal of income investing: pick a stock that provides steady income. It is perhaps the most straightforward way of picking stocks. Aside from fixed securities and bonds, stocks can also provide a steady...
William O’Neil developed CAN SLIM which is a method of screening, purchasing and selling common stock. It is described more thoroughly in his book “How to Make Money in Stocks”. It is actually an...
The Dogs of The Dow are 10 of the 30 companies in the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) that has the highest yield in dividends. This form of strategy was popularized by Michael Higgins’...
Thus far we have talked about fundamental analysis. In this section we shall explore technical analysis (TA) which is the opposite of fundamental analysis. Technical analysts or technicians analyze market activity, prices, volume and...
Here are the fundamental concepts of stock picking we have learned so far: The main focus of fundamental analysis is a company’s intrinsic value In quantitative analysis, the worth of a company is all...