Don't be taken by surprise

Article Abstract:

The contents of the letter to investors in Hunter Hall Australian Value Trust written by Peter Hall, the fund manager, are discussed. Hall admits being caught unawares about the results of three small-cap companies, i.e., the printer and publisher PMP, biotechnology company Sirtex Medical and Kresta. The mistakes made by Hall are analyzed and it is concluded that there are many good small cap companies, which do not catch the market's fancy.

Sales, profits & dividends, Unit Trusts (Oil, etc), Other Financial Vehicles, Executive changes & profiles, Trusts, Officials and employees, Company investment, Investments, Unit investment trusts, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Company sales and earnings, Company earnings/profit, Investor relations, Small capitalization stocks, Hall, Peter (Australian fund manager)

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Money on the move

Article Abstract:

The biggest challenge for the travelers is to organize their travel money so that it is relatively inexpensive to transact, convenient, secure and trouble-free. Travel surveys indicate that most travelers usually take a credit card for big purchases that fall outside the budget.

Finance, Travelers, Company financing, Travel costs

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Bargain hunting - how to find value in choppy markets

Article Abstract:

Suggestions are offered for analyzing and selecting shares for investment even when the stock market is crashing or is going through corrections.

Stocks, Cover Story, Stock markets, Stock market

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