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... turn around and borrow money against the property and use that to buy more proper- ties at foreclosure auction or directly from the government. While some programs exist for moving foreclosed properties ... to other information and cannot be ignored altogether. As the means for making actual decisions to buy, sell, or hold, however, price volatility is unreli- able. If only becaus...

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... LOOK FORWARD 33 A reliance upon price information alone—the most popular way that investors judge the market—is the least dependable and least reliable method for determining whether or buy, sell, ... volatility (see Chapter 7 for more infor- mation about the topic of volatility). As a short-term observation, trading pat- terns can be used to augment your personal program for...

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... greatest risk for those with good credit. The better your credit, the more lines of credit you can obtain and the greater the potential for danger. The risk in its worst form is that your portfolio ... up invested in stocks with COORDINATED PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT 129 Knowing which corporate liquidity tests to apply is the cornerstone for moni- toring stocks in your portfolio. A...

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... 88–90 economic factors and, 74 77 element, 69 70 evaluation, 80 inflation, 77 –80 investment, 67 isolated factor belief of, 89 leverage, 168– 172 long-term, 80–83 lost opportunity, 95 management, 71 , 86–88 market, ... 95 management, 71 , 86–88 market, 71 74 , 106–109 opportunity management aspect of, 68 71 , 83–86 price, 72 74 profile, 68–69 sector, 97 short-term, 80–83 speculati...

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... 245 CONTENTS ix BUY, SELL, OR HOLD: MANAGE YOUR PORTFOLIO FOR MAXIMUM GAIN J.K. LASSER’S ™ BUY, SELL, OR HOLD: MANAGE YOUR PORTFOLIO FOR MAXIMUM GAIN Michael C. Thomsett J.K. LASSER’S ™ BUY, SELL, OR HOLD: MANAGE ... HOLD: MANAGE YOUR PORTFOLIO FOR MAXIMUM GAIN J.K. LASSER’S ™ Acknowledgments My thanks to Bruce Boyle for inve...

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... 3.0395 Honeywell 2.2 278 Intel 1.9333 IBM 7. 170 7 International Paper 2.2963 J. P. Morgan Chase 2.8942 Johnson & Johnson 3.2395 McDonald’s 1 .72 89 Merck 4.1065 Microsoft 4. 472 7 MMM 7. 4151 Philip Morris 3.0338 Proctor ... an astute investor, you might want to question all information and most especially all forms of information that are long-standing and traditional. The DJIA is a...

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... in portfolio management, because decisive action is the primary method for cutting losses and maximizing profits. As your own portfolio manager, you look for signals that foretell change. Your purpose ... all-too-common cursory glance. Wise investors know that a portfolio filled with risk-appropriate stocks is a good portfolio one that is likely to perform according to your l...

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... between high-yielding bonds or stocks paying exceptionally high dividends and growth stocks. Other mutual funds are designed for income alone, for aggressive or conservative growth, for particular sectors or in companies ... to keep your money at work. The belief that keeping money at work is a form of managing THE NEED FOR RISK MANAGEMENT 87 If you return at that point to a...

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... you also have to earn enough profit in your portfolio to pay for brokerage fees for buying and selling (as well as interest on the borrowed portion of your portfolio) . Beyond these costs, you still ... return as reported by the corporation. A second way that investors can confuse corporate reports with investment performance has to do with the profit study itself. When a corporati...

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... reserve, so the NAV is only useful for comparing day-to-day changes for a particular fund. It is not reliable for judging longer-term portfolio performance. For that, you need to study the longer-term ... of money works for you or against you, depending upon whether you are investing or borrowing. As an investor, you benefit from the compounding effect, but as a borrower, you...

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