A lot of people often wonder, “how do I actually buy stocks?” This question can certainly be daunting, as the stock market appears to be a rich mans game. This negative sentiment is a leftover from trading in the latter century. I affirm that buying stocks is easier than ever with the prominence of discount (and premium) brokerage services. Read the rest of this entry »

1)Do learn what really works on Wall Street. What many books and journalists love to blab on about doesn’t actually make money in stocks. Watch what the successful traders do. This is the cornerstone of your success. Follow the wrong method and everything else is waste of time. Read the rest of this entry »

Late summer 2007 sees the stock markets around the world jitter with, er, the jitters, as the up and down swings foster insecurity, and talk of recession looms. Read the rest of this entry »

Advertising is a large industry found in the equity Service sector with market-cap giants such as Yahoo! and Omnicom. These companies, through the advances of new technology continuously poor money into capital expenditures to gain market share against industry competitors. As advertising will continue to be a profitable service, even mid-cap companies like Catalina, R H Donnelley and aQuantive will generate business among other industries to market a variety of goods and services. While the aforementioned companies each have respective strengths and weaknesses, one mid-size company, ValueClick (VCLK), not only constructs and carries on a tremendous business model, but engenders financial figures, transcending into capital gains for investor portfolios. Read the rest of this entry »