The Balance Sheet – Fundamental Analysis 2
Today we’re going to look at the Balance Sheet, and what it can tell us about a company.
Monthly Archive: January 2016
Screening for Stocks – Dividend Portfolio 2
Today’s post is the second in our series on putting together a Dividend Portfolio. We’re going to be Screening for Stocks, using free stock screeners.
Weekly Roundup, 26th January 2016
We begin today’s Weekly Roundup in the FT, with the Chart That Tells A Story.
Finding Bargains – Excess Returns 3
Today’s post is the third in our series on the book Excess Returns, and looks at how successful investors go about Finding Bargains in the stock market.
Starting Fundamental Analysis
Today’s post is the first in a series on Fundamental Analysis (FA). We look at what FA is and why you should use it.
Starting a Dividend Portfolio
Today we’re going to take the first step towards putting together a Dividend Portfolio. Why might we need one and what’s so good about dividends?
Weekly Roundup, 19th January 2016
We begin today’s Weekly Roundup in the FT, with the Chart That Tells A Story.
Do Short Trackers Work As Hedges?
Today we’re going to look at Short Trackers (Inverse ETFs) as portfolio hedges. Does their daily rebalancing mean that they drift off course?
Eat your bonds first – time diversification vs rebalancing
Today we’re going to look at a new paper which suggests that selling low return assets initially in retirement – eat your bonds first – might be the best approach.
SmallCap Growth AIM Portfolio 13 – New Year Review
Today’s post is a catch-up with the SmallCap Growth (AIM) Portfolio, which we haven’t looked at since late October.
Weekly Roundup, 12th January 2016
We begin today’s Weekly Roundup in the FT, with the Chart that tells a Story.
Piggyback Portfolio 11 – New Year review
As part of our New Year Portfolio Reviews, we catch up with the Piggyback Portfolio, and outline our plans for the next twelve months.
