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Seem that Tshuva is Going for a Haircut
It seems that Tshuva is going for a haircut or at leas postponement of debt payment, as has been published in the Israeli financial media. My previous point of view has been proven wrong and I am really sad for this, because the guy put in a lot of his money into the business and also sold and sold properties to try to return the debt. Oh well. I hope we both learned from the experience. P.D: my position on all Delek Nadlan securities was sold about two months ago because the future became uglier. P.D.2: this is my private … Continue reading
The Seven Laws of Investing
Just finished reading James Montier‘s article on this subject (available for free at the GMO site). A definite recommendation for any serious investor. Enjoy it.
Economists vs Astrologists
I am an avid reader of John Mauldin (one of his 1.5 million closest friends, as he puts it).His weekly mail is a must-subscribe for any investor. I’m a bit behind on my reading material, so just a couple of days ago I finished reading his “Out of the Box” article, which was written by James Montier (never heard of him, but I’m definitely going to add his blog to my reader and probably buy The Little Book of Behavioral Investing). The following sentence caught my eyes and I think it is so true that I must pass it on, … Continue reading
The Price of Stocks
Today I’m going to write about a complicated topic that confuses many new investors, which is the price of a stock (that is, common stocks traded at stock exchanges around the world). A stock or a share is an investment instrument that gives ownership of a company. For example if company A has 100 outstanding stock, one share gives a 1% ownership on the company, which allow the owner to vote in shareholder meetings, gives him dividends (when they are distributed) and in case the company goes broke the money left after all assets are sold and debt served are … Continue reading
My First Investing Post
One of the things that I do in my spare time (competing with caring for 3 children, loving my wife, programming, reading and knitting) is stock analysis for investment purposes. With all of the other competing hobbies (specifically the kids), I don’t have much time to do this, but when I get to analyze a company it is a very fulfilling work. So, how did I learn to do this? well, first of all I started “investing” about two years ago. I say “investing” since what I was really doing was betting on the stock exchange. And bad bets I … Continue reading
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