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It’s important to remember that having conviction doesn’t mean that you can put your sell disciplines on hold. A stock that hands you a 20% loss from your buy price is still a sell, even if the market is healthy. However if the stock does’t hit your loss limit, it may pay off to wait the correction out.
“Legg Mason, Inc. (LM) is a global asset management company providing investment management and related services to institutional and individual clients, company-sponsored mutual funds and other pooled investment vehicles. It has $654 billion in assets under management as of January 31, 2013, up from $649 billion a month...
The market’s short-term trend has turned positive again, with the major indexes recouping their losses this week, and the Dow hitting new highs. But analysts are seeing warnings signs in many of their technical indicators. Watch this week’s Stock Market Crash Course for the details. Click below to watch the video!
Lately, Canadian companies appear clearly undervalued and offer excellent appreciation potential during the next one to three years.
You should have an advisory that will get you out of the market and into cash when the tides turn against you.
Cabot Top Ten Trader Editor Mike Cintolo wrote this about a month ago: “As the general market has heated up, we’ve noticed more and more ‘Bull Market stocks’—brokerage, investment bank and asset management firms, each of which directly benefit from higher stock prices and increased trading activity—pushing to new highs.” The market...
Now is a good time to review what Mike Cintolo considers the #1 rule for growth stock investors--cutting losses short.
Every human being, no matter how rich or poor, how tightly scheduled or time-squandering, gets just 24 hours of it per day.
“Gildan Activewear, Inc. (GIL) is executing well in the apparel space. The vertically-integrated activewear and underwear maker earned 32 cents a share in its fiscal first quarter on $421 million revenue. EPS and revenue exceeded analysts’ forecasts by 7% and 5%, respectively. Seeing continuing benefits from its Gold Toe...
“Two Harbors Investment Corp. (TWO) is a mortgage REIT (or mREIT, as it is sometimes known). It buys, owns and manages both agency-backed (guaranteed by Fannie and Freddie) and non-agency-backed residential mortgages. It then generates revenues for shareholders primarily by the interest it earns on the mortgage loans. “Two...