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My personal interpreted summary of "The Intelligent Investor". Thursday, January 21, 2010. Chapter 8: The Investor and Market Fluctuations. Short term bonds have less fluctuations than long term bonds. Stocks are certainly no exception. Investors should be aware of such possible fluctuations and be ready to profit from it. This can. Be achieved either by time or pricing. Buy low, sell high. Every investor must expect to experience fluctuations in the stock market. Stocks of smaller companies fluctuat...

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My personal interpreted summary of "The Intelligent Investor". Thursday, January 21, 2010. Chapter 8: The Investor and Market Fluctuations. Short term bonds have less fluctuations than long term bonds. Stocks are certainly no exception. Investors should be aware of such possible fluctuations and be ready to profit from it. This can. Be achieved either by time or pricing. Buy low, sell high. Every investor must expect to experience fluctuations in the stock market. Stocks of smaller companies fluctuat...

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My personal interpreted summary of "The Intelligent Investor": Third Chapter: A century of stock market history

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My personal interpreted summary of "The Intelligent Investor". Monday, September 22, 2008. Third Chapter: A century of stock market history. The Great Depression began in 1929 and there were irregular fluctuations in the stock market till 1949. The annual advance was 1.5% (S&P). 1949 marked the end of the second pattern. The third pattern was in the midst of a great bull market from 1949 to 1968. Annual advance rate was 11% to early 1966 (S&P). By looking at the past-century history of the stock market, ...

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My personal interpreted summary of "The Intelligent Investor": Chapter 5: The Defensive Investor and Common Stocks

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My personal interpreted summary of "The Intelligent Investor". Thursday, October 2, 2008. Chapter 5: The Defensive Investor and Common Stocks. Rules for the defensive investor:. 1 In order to have diversification, an investor should have 10 to 30 different stocks. 2 The underlying company should be large and managed conservatively. "Large" can be defined as market capitalization of 10B$ in today's market. 3 The underlying company should have a long track of paying dividends. The concept of risk applies t...

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My personal interpreted summary of "The Intelligent Investor": Second chapter : The investor and inflation

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My personal interpreted summary of "The Intelligent Investor". Friday, September 19, 2008. Second chapter : The investor and inflation. Having said that, there is no guaranteed way of using common stocks as a hedge against inflation. The only thing guaranteed is that average market value of a stock will not. Grow at any uniform rate. Conclusion is that, an investor can't put all his eggs in one basket and must have some kind of insurance against inflation. Posted by D. Dave. Amazon Contextual Product Ads.

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My personal interpreted summary of "The Intelligent Investor": Chapter 8: The Investor and Market Fluctuations

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My personal interpreted summary of "The Intelligent Investor". Thursday, January 21, 2010. Chapter 8: The Investor and Market Fluctuations. Short term bonds have less fluctuations than long term bonds. Stocks are certainly no exception. Investors should be aware of such possible fluctuations and be ready to profit from it. This can. Be achieved either by time or pricing. Buy low, sell high. Every investor must expect to experience fluctuations in the stock market. Stocks of smaller companies fluctuat...

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My personal interpreted summary of "The Intelligent Investor": Chapter 6: Portfolio policy for the enterprising investor: negative approach

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My personal interpreted summary of "The Intelligent Investor". Tuesday, October 14, 2008. Chapter 6: Portfolio policy for the enterprising investor: negative approach. Just to earn a slightly higher interest when there is a possibility of complete wipe-out of the principal. However, it might make sense to buy the bonds under par. Investors should not be concerned with high-grade foreign government bonds. Investors should be cautious of new issues as they are sold in optimum. That goes with the new issues.

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