Few days before, on the very first meeting, a follow up email setting up the contents of discussion while opening the path for furtherance.
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
A peep into deal-making process [ snapshot 3 of 4]
Few days before, on the very first meeting, a follow up email setting up the contents of discussion while opening the path for furtherance.
Sunday, June 27, 2010
A peep into deal-making process [ snapshot 2 of 4]
Following the first rounds of meetings..the deal points were mutually agreed in principle and set out ..pending the next step...6 more major shareholders to agree!??
Friday, June 25, 2010
Two weeks ...from 1 ct to 44 cts - Value Hunting pays off!!
Donald [John] Trump, the US magnate once shared this about his investment philosophy in an exclusive interview with an author who was compiling his autobiography. [can't remember the title of the book] He [Donald Trump] reasoned that when a stock is trading at a deep discount to its NAV [net asset value], he would ring up his investment advisor and start his buying heavily for two reasons. Though such enormous transactions are not realistic to the average investors, there is perhaps something we can learn from his points and my experience in the like [will talk about it in a while but first..]
A peep into deal-making process [ snapshot 1 of 4]
For those of you who wonder what goes on behind the scene prior to the actual announcement of a major corporate transaction... An RTO deal in the process which I undertook in 2008.
Summarizing the pertinent deal points and presenting to my client after the meeting. I hope that these opening of confidential files will serve to help students of finance faculty better relate their text material to the real corporate world practice and their learning attune to the practical prerequisites of becoming a deal-maker.
Summarizing the pertinent deal points and presenting to my client after the meeting. I hope that these opening of confidential files will serve to help students of finance faculty better relate their text material to the real corporate world practice and their learning attune to the practical prerequisites of becoming a deal-maker.
Sunday, June 20, 2010
It was Oil, now it's GOLD.....
Barely two years after the Oil price surge, another old time favourite 'cash preservation' instrument, the GOLD, is coming into the limelight and beginning to make frequent presence in the financial headlines. But the news on gold breaking new high isn't really something...new; at all.
Thursday, June 17, 2010
how to read and ride the wild market 4-5/5
Our account of the Subprime Crisis dates back to August 2007. But the incident called on our attention only following the streams of news on the write-downs in the billions by the major banks on losses as a result of the crisis which was already some months later. We chose to play by the ears.
Job Opportunity - Hiring GUI designer
Thank you for the warm response. The position is closed as I have managed to find not one but TWO instead. Thanks to blogger.com - updated 21th June 2010 4.26pm.
I last spoke about a stock market analytics software which I have been working on since February this year.
Ineed a GUI/Graphic Designer to help me on the project. [full time or freelance]
If you are a GUI designer or know somebody who is,kindly pass on the message...thank you thank you!
Contact: job_twingear@ymail.com to send your application/ or for more information.
I last spoke about a stock market analytics software which I have been working on since February this year.
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If you are a GUI designer or know somebody who is,
Sunday, June 13, 2010
how to read and ride the wild market 4-4/5
StockRats now explain: how to read and ride the wild market [Part 2 – The Small Rides]...
We now move on to see how we can take care of your ‘headaches’; the market episodes or what the chartists refer to as intermediate waves.
We now move on to see how we can take care of your ‘headaches’; the market episodes or what the chartists refer to as intermediate waves.
Friday, June 11, 2010
how to read and ride the wild market 4-3/5
continuing: how to read and ride the wild market
To better understand the dynamics of the economic momentum, you may envisage the motion of a cruise ship (not speed boats).
To better understand the dynamics of the economic momentum, you may envisage the motion of a cruise ship (not speed boats).
Saturday, June 5, 2010
how to read and ride the wild market 4-2/5
continuing: how to read and ride the wild market
“News, comments and opinions are nothing but loaves of ‘processed’ information. They are not original as in one is one; two is two; that’s raw. You’ll always find elements of bias, amplification and at times distortions in these statements or representations. The choice of words and numbers, points of reference can make an actual situation appear very different.
“News, comments and opinions are nothing but loaves of ‘processed’ information. They are not original as in one is one; two is two; that’s raw. You’ll always find elements of bias, amplification and at times distortions in these statements or representations. The choice of words and numbers, points of reference can make an actual situation appear very different.
Friday, June 4, 2010
My interview with a market warrior...about daytrading
San [not his real name]is a prodigy of trading discipline; a close friend of mine.
I am talking about a trader whose average trade size is about $50 -$200 thousand PER trade PER stock...[when market conditions permit].
I am talking about a trader whose average trade size is about $50 -$200 thousand PER trade PER stock...[when market conditions permit].
Thursday, June 3, 2010
how to read and ride the wild market 4-1/5
As promised...here goes another looooong story.... I've got to break it into 5 parts just for this chapter.
StockRats now explain: how to read and ride the wild market [Part 1 – The Big Ride]...
• If you love the big money, you've got to love the big economy. It's the only thing that will show you the path to maxing out on your investment return on the stocks.
• If you love the quick money, then you’ve got to learn to read the market episodes.
One day at the aquatic shop where Rex is working...
StockRats now explain: how to read and ride the wild market [Part 1 – The Big Ride]...
• If you love the big money, you've got to love the big economy. It's the only thing that will show you the path to maxing out on your investment return on the stocks.
• If you love the quick money, then you’ve got to learn to read the market episodes.
One day at the aquatic shop where Rex is working...