Investment with High return

We live in uncertain times. Oil prices are high, economic growth is slowing and world problems such the Middle East continue to worry investors.

So how can you get high returns with low risk? The stock market cannot provide it and many people don’t want to take the high risk of leveraged i…

Overreaction is probably the most popularly known effect of human behavior
on market prices. All things being equal, in a rational market the fundamentals of a company should determine its market price, and there should be a clear relationship between the two. However, research - as well as a ca…

The bond market always seems so confusing
to almost everyone. It does look to be upside down.
Why is it so?

When an investor buys a bond that matures
in 20 years he plunks down his cash, say $10,000,
and each quarter (or annually or as agreed) the
bond issuer sends him a check for the…