| Title: | Market Investing |
| Moderator: | 2155::michaud |
| Created: | Thu Jan 23 1992 |
| Last Modified: | Thu Jun 05 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 1060 |
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I ran accross note 817, the "Dogs of the Dow" and am wondering
about other stratigies, or are there hundreds, trillions ?
Any reference books ? Is this separate from the various
technicial analysis' ?
Thanks,
Bill
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| 1018.1 | DELNI::SHOOK | Thu Jul 25 1996 13:04 | 4 | ||
what has worked for me is to read peter lynch's books on investing,
research value line, keep a close eye on the companies that i like the
most; coca-cola, exxon, mobil, etc. and then wait for the right time to
buy....like now in some cases.
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| 1018.2 | Let me try again | TELEM::HOLMES | Thu Aug 15 1996 12:11 | 20 | |
I guess I didn't ask that question the right way.
>> keep a close eye on the companies that i like the
>> most; and then wait for the right time to
>> buy...
How about "Why do you like them and when is the right time " ?
Someone on the local news used as a example, I forgot the term used
but was something like when a stock is below the corporate value....
The example was Digital Equipment Corp awhile back. Some big buyers
made a 100% return.
If your comparing the Value Line reports of a couple of stocks
what do you compare ?
Thanks again,
Bill
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| 1018.3 | for exmaple | TELEM::HOLMES | Fri Aug 16 1996 11:23 | 7 | |
I was thinking of info like:
Price to Earnings
Price to Book
Return on Equity
etc.
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