Playing the waiting game to rush
The stock investor should be like the solitary reaper. Doing your own thing as your mind tells you. Oblivious of the world. […]
ithought market wrap No. 50, 4 Nov 2011
Quick edit: The war on inflation seems headed nowhere. After several interest rate hikes, food inflation shows little signs of easing. Fuel […]
Be a Neo Swadeshi. The time is now.
Don’t do this. Nobody likes to be told so. Yet, there are times in History when we accept the calling and apply […]
The genesis of ithought
Hi , I invest in stocks . I study businesses and scout around for good ones to put my money on’. The […]
The Contagion Effect and You
Watching business TV now is like taking a walk in the Park of Gloom. Nobody seems to see the brighter side […]
The World’s spending woes.
Stock markets love growth. When economies grow, the stock prices stay up. As much as markets love growth, the lack of growth […]
THE EURO CRISIS
The news flows flowing out of Europe continue to worry. Everyone seems to fear the worst in Europe. The crisis seems […]
ithought market wrap No.49, 28 Oct 2011
Quick edit: The skeptics rarely get the market direction right and the habitual ones mostly go wrong. The European crisis was threatening […]
ithought market wrap No. 48, 21 Oct 2011
Quick edit: Bull markets are born on pessimism, grow on skepticism, mature on optimism and die on Euphoria. So, where are we […]
ithought market wrap No.47, 14 Sep 2011
Quick edit: The battle against inflation waged by the Government translates into a battle with interest rates for the consumer. Home loans […]
Low pay forward, High payback.
Stock prices always discount future earnings. A company’s stock trades in multiples of its future earnings per share. This multiple which is […]
Nations & Banks
Quick edit: The ratings of Nations and banks are an indicator of their financial strength. In theory, these ratings indicate their soundness […]