Stick with the firm and proven trend

Article Abstract:

Investors fear paying too much for stocks that have performed well, but rather they prefer shares that appear undervalued. Stocks that are outer performing and trending strongly always produce the biggest gains, and overlooking such stocks typically leads to buying of under performing and lowly priced stocks.

Investors, Securities trading

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The resources bubble nears its end

Article Abstract:

The shares of second-tier resources companies, such as nickel miner Jubilee Mines, was dropped by 22% in 2003. Despite such declines, the risks to resource stocks remained on the downside but are trading at levels that were stagnant as last seen in August 2003

United States, Commodity & service prices, Prices and rates, Stocks, Company pricing policy

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Solid infrastructure

Article Abstract:

The Capital Gains Tax (CGT) structures for equity investors are very much skewed in favor of long-term investors. The performance of sectors like retail banking, blue chip has been declining in value, only the utilities sector has shown an enviable returns.

Taxes, Taxation, Influence, Capital gains

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