I used to take the public transit last year, and sometimes, yo do actually get to overhear some interesting conversations. One of these conversations was between 2 university students, apparently both were taking an investment course, and one of them was...
As you may already know, Citigroup traded today at 10 times the amount it was trading on Friday. Wait! Did the stock go up a 1000%. Of course not, it there it was just reverse split, where 10 stocks on Friday were grouped into 1 stock this Monday morning....
After posting yesterday the top 100 most expensive stocks, I have thought that a logical follow-up post would be a list of the top 100 stocks with the lowest P/E. Only the NYSE and the NASDAQ exchanges are analyzed..
Now you may ask, what is the this...
Following my post about the most expensive stock in the world, I have decided to produce a list of the top 100 most expensive stocks. The list only covers stocks listed on the NYSE and the NASDAQ. Without further comments, here is the list (this list is...
I have written before on fear and greed, and how their negative consequences on the stock trader by distorting his judgment and upsetting his disciplined approach to trading.
Fear and greed, are of course, sins in any investor's vocabulary. Patience,...
...is the stock of the company with the ugliest website. Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (NYSE:BRK.A) is currently trading at $121,650.00 (yes, that's only only one hundred and and twenty one thousand and six hundred and fifty dollars and 0 cents), which makes...
I always believed in C (Citigroup Inc.). It is one of those rare stocks that I believe will rebound extraordinarily when they do rebound, and I always made money on this stock, regardless of the price at which I bought it.
Let's examine the performance...
One of the factors that I use to buy stocks is their P/E Ratio (Price/Earnings Ratio). The P/E Ratio is calculated by dividing the share price by the EPS (Earnings Per Share). For example, in the case of RIG, the P/E Ratio = Share Price/EPS = 73.10/2.97 =...
I've traded with most bank stocks and I can safely list the 3 worst bank stocks currently listed on the market (starting from the ultimate worst, oddly enough the list below is also sorted by alphabetical order):
- AIB (Allied Irish Bank)
- BAC (Bank...
I check AIG, probably one of the scariest stocks ever, from time to time, so that I know if I had bought AIG when the stock was trading at $0.5 back in 2009 (well the stock had 1:20 reverse split since, so it was effectively trading at $10). Yes, that's...