Most Wall Street recommendations to buy are based on projected future revenues and/or projected future earnings. Projected. Or you could say, "predicted". Ever notice that a stock will begin to drop (many times without any news), and people will begin to ask "why is...
It appears that nearly everything written or said on Wall Street has an agenda behind it. This is just a casual observation I've made over the past few months. It seems that, in the last few months, the clients that happen to call me on an option expiration day...will...
Is it true that high net worth investors focus only on generating the highest returns? No! The ultra-wealthy focus primarily on risk management. These people are not gamblers. The old line from Mark Twain -- you should be more concerned about the return OF your money...
I'd like to convey to you why I'm more cautious today than 99% of the brokers and advisers. We might just need a 10 minute conversation -- we could have that in a conference call, or a Web meeting, or simply over the telephone. Basically, it's a function of risk in...
A "buy signal" occurs when there is demand for a stock. You know from Economics 101, anything in demand will see its' price rise. The "Bullish Percent" is a way to count all of the buy signals. That tells us the *percentage* of stocks that are currently on buy...
