Pride and regret

Article Abstract:

The trends in stock markets of Australia, Japan, United States and UK, are discussed. Though there has been a bullish trend all over, there are inherent risks, which could surface at any time. The psychology of investors in such a scenario, where they could regret not having cashed in their shares is also discussed. These very investors feel proud at the investment performance during the bull markets. An analysis of investments in stocks of Insurance Australia Group, Promina Group and QBE Insurance is also presented.

Japan, Securities issued, listed, INSURANCE CARRIERS, Insurance industry, Securities, Company securities

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ASX regains lost ground

Article Abstract:

Australian share market has made remarkable progress as against the American market. The share prices are soon expected to rise strongly.

Growth, Stock prices, Company growth

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Dangerous territory

Article Abstract:

The growth of stockmarkets in Australia, United States and Britain are examined.

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