Adding EV/EBITDA to Your Relative Value Toolkit In Why Stocks Go Up and Down, we discussed various relative value models used by investors. With relative value...
This interesting historical lesson comes from early in my career as an investment analyst, but the message is just as valid today as it was...
How to invest: 3 Rules for Selling Stocks Successful investors must consider the best time to buy stock, AND just as important, the best time to...
When evaluating a stock, you will need to make a qualitative assessment of the management team. After all, shareholders don’t manage the day-to-day operations; that...
As the author of "Why Stocks Go Up and Down" and teacher of the introductory investments course for the Boston Security Analysts Society for over...
Investment research, for professionals, is a lifetime of learning with almost unlimited resources. For new investors with limited time, you need to start somewhere, and...
"Experience is the best teacher." Yes, but what is the best way to gain experience in investing in stocks? First, invest real money. Your buy/sell decisions...
The investment landscape is always changing. In an earlier post, I said that a rise in the price of lumber may be good for homebuilder...
When a company raises money by selling new stock, its existing shares (the shares outstanding before the new stock offering) will be "diluted". Dilution...
When a company issues new stock, it is called a primary offering. In a primary offering, the money received from the sale of the new...
