The term "fundamentals" is often used when describing what your investment club needs to evaluate to decide on an investment. I wonder how often you stop to consider what that really means. If you are determining what stock to purchase or sell based on it's ...
Greetings, Does anyone know how an account can be deleted in Bivio? Also, is there a way to set an account inactive? I see "Show Inactive Account" check box. Hence, I assume that an account can be set as inactive. But, I just can't find ...
If you're interested in improving the Relative Returns for you club, you should try and attend tonight's online Dashboard Diagnostics session at 9PM EDT. Mark Robertson will be reviewing the portfolios of two bivio clubs which have very impressive historical relative returns. Learn from what ...
I would like to recommend that you read Mark Wolfingers know_your_options blog posting for today. https://www.bivio.com/know_your_options/mail-msg?t=179216100003 Even if you have no interest in trading options, they thought process and the way he presents it is very appropriate for thinking about your stock investments. If you ...
Thank you, Do you know why If you want to update it has to be of all securites, some times I just have some of them and the system won't let me!!! Original Message From: Laurie Frederiksen Sender: club_cafe@bivio.com To: The Club Cafe ReplyTo: The ...
Hellow How do you recommend to keep record of a foreign stock position lets say that you have an Interactive Brokers Account, and purchase shares of NICE SPA, a small home automation company listed in the Milan Stock Exchange its shares are denominated in EUROS? ...
Hi Everyone, Just a reminder that the Manifest Investing Challenge club is meeting online tonight at 8PM. It is free and everyone is invited. Tonights meeting will include a discussion about selling Cardinal Health (CAH) and purchasing Johnson and Johnson (JNJ). Register to join us ...
It's good for your investment club to have a methodology for keeping watch on the stocks you've purchased. When you purchase a stock, you use some judgments about the future to make your decision. It is good to revisit those judgments each quarter when your ...
For those of you who are interested in learning more about the Manifest Investing approach to stock analysis and portfolio management, Mark Robertson is presenting a webinar Tuesday, August 10 at 9PM EDT. It's free and everyone is invited. You can register to join here: ...
Here's a fascinating financial statement to look at. Transocean (RIG) just reported their quarterly earnings. http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1451505/000145150510000069/form10_q2q2010.htm It's interesting to read the management commentary directly, though Footnoted.com had an interesting summary of some of the information presented. http://www.footnoted.com/deepwater-horizon/the-price-of-a-crisis-at-transocean/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+Footnotedorg+%28footnoted.com%29&utm_content=My+Yahoo In a brief check of news releases, there ...
1. Because you want to learn to invest. 2. Because you won't really learn to invest unless you actually try it. 3. Because you want to stop worrying about your financial future and take positive steps to address it. 4. Because investing is fun! It's ...
Talking about financial statements is raising questions. This is good. A very interesting question came in from a club that had owned a stock a few years ago and in doing a stock update, found that the financial information they had used for earlier evaluations ...
Why should you spend some time learning about corporate financial statements? Because when you invest for a longer term you are not buying stock, you are buying a company. You should have some comfort in how the company is doing financially. The financial statements are ...
On Sun, 8/1/10, Ethel Kobiska <ekobiska@yahoo.com> wrote: From: Ethel Kobiska <ekobiska@yahoo.com> Subject: club_cafe: Att: Laurie/ Up north Investment Club To: club_cafe@bivio.com Date: Sunday, August 1, 2010, 7:50 PM Laurie, I mistakenly deleted your email to me which I think was the graph I hve been ...