Tipped for the top

Article Abstract:

Tipping stocks in a bear market is much harder than tipping in a bull market. The performance of the tips given in 'Investors Chronicle' from July 2000-June 2001 is examined as of Dec 2001. The tips produced an overall gain of 2.7%, outperforming the FTSE 100 index by 18.8%.

Statistics, Stock price forecasting

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There is another way

Article Abstract:

A different way of measuring the performance of a share portfolio is to look at the underlying business performance of the holdings. An investor should measure changes in his pro-rata entitlement to the sales and pre-tax profits of the firms in the portfolio.

Evaluation

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Santa delivers

Article Abstract:

The end of Dec 2001 saw the FTSE give a sell signal, but in spite of the short-term downtrend, the bear market may in fact be over. Technical factors suggest a more bullish longer-term outlook for 2002.

Forecasts and trends, Stock-exchange, Stock exchanges, Bull market

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