This is from one prospectus I was working on: A superficial loss is deemed to occur when a client sells a security to trigger a

I have been watching Asian markets at night to get a sense of what US/Canada might do the next day, but that’s wrong. I should

Loosely quoting Steven Saville here (can’t find the article): Most people invest 100% of their money hoping for 10% return. Rational speculator invests 10-20% of

It’s good for my soul. I’m experiencing no sellers remorse, just happy to be rid of it. The amount at stake was small, so I

I’m bullish on the market for now. Average PE’s are uber-low and the market has been generoulsy “peppered” with the negative sentiment and fallout expectations

This is my opinion for the record. Let’s see what will really happen. Rebound qualifications: I say that UNB.V will be $0.72, FCO.TO – $0.80-0.82,

Nearly got caught up in the panic of the last few days, but haven’t sold anything yet, not for a gain, not for a loss.

According to the Motley Fool – not yet. Their opinion is based on fairly reasonable P/E ratios across Russell indices: Russell Top 50 (Mega cap):

Can this possibly reflect well on Yahoo? Can the expectations be lowered now, please? That’s it, I promise I won’t mention Yahoo unless 1) something

There, I said it. And I’m a dumbass for throwing good money after the bad (average down?? whoever came up with that?) I’m at -20%

Just found an interesting bit of advice from the FrugalTrader. S/He tries to keep the commission amount to about 1% of the trade amount. If