Hot stock tips are a dime a dozen. They can be found in magazine articles, on television, and even in SPAM. While several reliable sources of information do exist, it is safe to say that investors will never make money in the long run by acting on every stock recommendation they hear.
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ValueSheet investment software reduces the time an analyst or individual investor will spend researching a single stock by approximately 90 minutes. Despite the significant gain in efficiency, it is safe to say that nobody wants to use ValueSheet to research all 2,800 companies traded on the New York Stock Exchange and thousands more traded […]

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During the 1990s, the equities with the greatest momentum were technology stocks. Despite incredibly high debt-to-equity ratios, negative price-to-earnings ratios, and poor internal leadership, technology stocks soared throughout the latter part of the decade, simply because investors continually bought them. The market was so strong that fundamental stock research seemed to be an […]

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Value investors and momentum investors have long debated the merits of fundamental analysis versus technical analysis, with value investors, of course, opting for the more conservative fundamental approach. Both strategies definitely have merit, and whenever possible, it is preferable to buy stocks that are both underpriced and gaining momentum. Since this is easier […]

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Stock prices are determined by the same principles that govern the values of baseball cards, antiques, works of art, and all products and services that are bought and sold: the laws of supply and demand. Every public company offers a set number of shares, and the public demand for ownership of these businesses, which […]

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