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- New Respect for Depreciation Accrual
- Depreciation gets little respect nowadays. We all know how much investors have come to dread accounting accruals, so nowadays, many who want to examine capital charges lean toward the real thing; the actual capital expenditure number which is deemed to be superior to the so-called fictional depreciation figure. This is...
- External links 2008-12-16
- Learning From the 2008 Market Debacle
- This is a follow-up to a 1/19/09 article in which I took Morningstar to task for its January 16 article, Our Biggest Mistakes of 2008. I suggested that Morningstar’s list may have omitted its biggest mistake: too much youth. All seven of the errors cited by Morningstar struck me not...
- External links 2009-01-20
- In Defense of Leveraged ETFs
- It seems to have become popular nowadays to beat up on purveyors of leveraged ETFs, most notably ProShares and to a lesser degree, Rydex, not to mention newcomer Direxion which just launched some triple-leveraged products (upping the ante on the double leverage that’s attracted attention thus...
- External links 2009-01-25
- What Happens When You Hold Leveraged ETFs for More than One Day?
- I had not previously considered a math textbook to be a dangerous instrument, but it's amazing how much confusion can result from a superficial reading of a chapter on compounding. We've seen scary stories about how investors bought leveraged short ETFs just before the market collapsed, expected to rejoice in...
- External links 2009-03-25
- The Importance of Hedging Against Bad Earnings
- GDP, General Motors GM, [[AIG]], Employment data, Home construction, etc. Commentators are never at a loss for coming up with a variety of explanations for what the market does. But to me, it looks like it still boils down to earnings. And right now, that's still a very iffy thing....
- External links 2009-04-08
- GE? Too Pedestrian for Me
- It’s long been easy to tell favorable stories about General Electric GE. During the 1990s, this seemed to be everybody’s favorite stock given the cult of popularity surrounding former CEO Jack Welch. Successor Jeff Immelt has never garnered anything close to that...
- External links 2009-05-20
- Hewlett-Packard's Silver Linings
- By now, it’s well known that Hewlett-Packard HPQ laid an egg Tuesday afternoon when it reported second-quarter numbers. It was bad enough to see EPS fall from $0.80 in the year-earlier period to $0.70 in the latest quarter. But adding to the gloom were the eye-catching declines in some key...
- External links 2009-05-22
- Happy Anniversary... Sort of
- It’s been about a year since the stock market fell off the cliff and every strategy seemed to go bad. Can we finally put that to rest and go back to modeling? The late-2008 stock-market collapse was pretty bad, especially last October. We all know that. But...
- External links 2009-10-14
- Beware of GAAP Again
- When times are tough investors and members of the financial media love to bash analysts and corporate executives, especially when it comes to issues relating to accounting. After all, it's still less than a decade since some once-mighty corporations were brought low by accounting scandals. But please, please, please don't...
- External links 2009-10-15
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- Are Bank Stocks Buyable?
- The crisis among financials in general and banks in particular is one of the worst-kept secrets around. Less clear, however, is an appropriate investment strategy. Market veterans have seen many groups over the years recover from many crises and know the time to buy is when things still look bleak....
- External links 2008-09-10
- Are the Basic Principles Still Relevant?
- Why did Lehman LEH fail? Why are we having a financial crisis? Is it overuse of exotic derivatives, structured products, and so forth, as many commentators have been saying? I doubt it. Exotics or not, if you lend a ton of money to people who can't pay it back (or...
- External links 2008-09-17
- Multex.com News - Pleasant Surprises II - Strong Earnings, Reticent Investors
- NEW YORK--BUSINESS WIRE--Aug. 27, 1999-- Market Guide's Marc Gerstein examines companies that experienced strong earnings in the recent quarter, but weak share price. Among his picks are YRK, IDGB, and ITVU. For full article, please go to the Multex Investor Network. www.multexinvestor.com/magazine.asp?earnings19990827.html&promo=bw
- Research articles 1999-08-27
- Lufkin Industries: Are Today's Low Prices Temporary?
- Tom Armistead submits: Oil and gas equipment maker Lufkin Industries LUFK, trading in the area of a 52 week low, is interesting as a value play in the energy sector. With a 52 week range of 31.45 to 95.23, there is the hope...
- External links 2009-01-02
- NASD Issues Interpretive Letter Prohibiting The Use Of Related Performance Information In Hedge Fund Sales Materials
- By Stephanie Breslow, David Efron, Steve Fredman, Kenneth Gerstein, Kelli Moll, David Nissenbaum, Paul Roth and Marc Weingarten By Stephanie Breslow, David Efron, Steve Fredman, Kenneth Gerstein, Kelli Moll, David Nissenbaum, Paul Roth and Marc Weingarten
- Research articles 2003-10-15
- SEC Hedge Fund Report.
- By Stephanie Breslow, David Efron, Steve Fredman, Kenneth Gerstein, Kelli Moll, David Nissenbaum, Paul Roth and Marc Weingarten By Stephanie Breslow, David Efron, Steve Fredman, Kenneth Gerstein, Kelli Moll, David Nissenbaum, Paul Roth and Marc Weingarten
- Research articles 2003-10-15
- Multex.com Investment Research - Small growth companies — Getting in ahead of the crowd
- NEW YORK--BUSINESS WIRE--Oct. 12, 1999-- Market Guide's Marc H. Gerstein screens for microcaps with high growth projections and low-priced stocks. His search reveals a few little-covered names like Dianon Systems DIAN, Hall, Kinion & Associates HAKI, and Ugly Duckling UGLY. For full article, please go to MultexInvestor.com. ...
- Research articles 1999-10-12
- The Internet Analyst News — Internet Broadcasting: It Still Has a Long Way to Go
- NEW YORK--BUSINESS WIRE--Dec. 8, 1999-- Preparing for work on this column, Marc H. Gerstein of Market Guide, Inc. surfed over to a well-known financial Web site and perused a menu of audio and video interviews with corporate executives. He selected one featuring the CEO of one of his favorite...
- Research articles 1999-12-08
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