Monthly Archives: March 2008

by Vijay L Bhambwani – DNA It pays to remember some home truths about the market Over the last couple of days, I heard some mutual fund heads talking on television about the current “compelling valuations” in the stock market … Continue reading →

Source: Mint We’ve heard a lot about how the credit crunch in the Western financial markets is affecting liquidity. Huge losses have punched a hole in the balance sheets of US and European banks and till such time they are … Continue reading →

Common stocks have one important investment characteristic and one important speculative characteristic. Their investment value and average market price tend to increase irregularly but persistently over the decades, as their net worth builds up through the reinvestment of undistributed earnings. … Continue reading →