Caution's still the watchword, but the buying time is coming

Article Abstract:

The United State's Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts and the market's rally in April has increased hopes of a recovery in share prices. However many experienced market observers add a note of caution, suggestion that the US markets have not yet bottomed out.

Interest Rates, Management, Planning, Brief Article, Economic policy, United States. Federal Reserve Board, Financial markets

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Pay close attention to the chutzpah of chartists

Article Abstract:

It is widely claimed that charting has no real benefit as an investment technique. However, it remains the case that all committed investors study charts of past performance. Charts can give a useful insight into the constantly changing balance of advantage between buyers and sellers, and are therefore a useful addition to whatever other stock or fund selection method the investor uses. Those who are strongly committed to technical analysis in investment believe that share prices usually follow predictable patterns, and that this makes it possible to determine their future performance.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Personal Investing, Methods, Personal finance, Investments, Investment analysis, Securities analysis

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Super-salesman of the third world

Article Abstract:

Dr Mark Mobius, head of Templeton fund management group's emerging market operations, shows a very strong commitment to hard work and methodical analysis. He does not pretend that there is an easy way to run a fund, but is clearly very enthusiastic about his work. He does not seek to disguise the risks associated with investing in emerging markets, and emphasizes that those who invest in emerging markets must be optimists. He feels that growth prospects in most emerging market countries are considerably stronger than in the developed world.

United Kingdom, Executive changes & profiles, Investment Companies, Open-End Investment Funds, Officials and employees, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Mobius, Mark, Templeton Emerging Markets Fund Inc.

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