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Alexander Gordon's Articles in Mutual Funds

  • Beta – Analyzing The Risk Profile Of Stocks
    Who would not like to have an exact risk positioning outlined in front before taking any decision? Wish we could impart a precise figure to the associated risk implied in any crucial decisions especially if the situation is extremely volatile as it is in case of stocks.
  • What Are Cyclical Stocks
    As the name implies, cyclical stocks are stocks of those companies whose performances vary cyclically according to their respective business cycles. If the industry is in the scenario where it is on the upturn, stocks of companies comprising this industry will be on the upturn as well. If on the other hand, the situation is one that is of a downturn, stocks will also facing a downturn in their returns.
  • What Are Zero-Coupon Bonds
    If you are a regular investor in bonds, you will definitely have known by now that there are some bonds that do not actually give out any payments as interest. These bonds pay interest only on the maturity of the instrument instead of regular payouts like other bonds. Hence, they are called as Zero Coupon Bonds.
  • Invest In Managed Futures To Reduce Portfolio Volatility And Making Profits
    Managed futures are investment options and are similar to mutual funds. Managed futures, however, are positioned in government securities and are managed through future contracts or various options on future contracts.Those who invested in managed futures a few years ago have seen their earnings doubled. Analysts are very optimistic on the future of managed futures. They expect the market to continue to grow in the medium to long-term if stocks under-perform or returns on hedge funds are flat.
  • Convertible And Reverse Convertible Bonds: The Basics
    Bonds are issued by the issuer or buyer to the creditor. If the market value of the collateral or amount of the bond increases, then the value of the convertible bond also goes up. Similarly, if the value of the material on which the bond has been issued decreases, the bond will also decrease in price. Convertible and reverse convertible bonds are similar with one exception- the role played by the underlying company.
  • Debentures Vs. Stocks And Bonds
    A debenture is an unsecured loan you offer to a company. The company does not give any collateral for the debenture, but pays a higher rate of interest to its creditors. In case of bankruptcy or financial difficulties, the debenture holders are paid later than bondholders.

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