Archive for May, 2010
Root cause of recession in 2008-2009
Monday, May 31st, 2010The economic boom in 2007, especially in real estate led to bizarre appreciation of land and buildings. There was an according rate set for mortgaging through banks or financial institutions. When the bubble burst, and the prices came to ground, not just the common men suffered, but the entire global structure took a plunge. Duties [...]
What do regulatory reforms signify?
Friday, May 21st, 2010Money is a churner, and often takes absurd proportions. To keep a check on its unaccounted growth, regulations are needed at all points. Each country has a financial department to keep a tab on the liabilities and assets of its commercial operators. And wherever need be, they impose regulatory reforms to keep things under control. [...]
Venture capital
Wednesday, May 19th, 2010Venture capital, as the name denotes has inherent risks. It is generally an investment made in the initial stage of a company with the presumption that it is going to hit gold. Obviously, much research and analysis goes into it, and people and firms with high-profile pedigree are hired to do the needful. Generally, venture [...]
Future of private financial institutions
Monday, May 17th, 2010Private financial institutions have been trying to have their own stake, piggybacking on a smart analyzing team. They have acute and in-depth knowledge of debt structure and mergers. They also try to lure customers with sizeable incentives and great support, while many govt. banks take customers take customers for granted. It is a rising world [...]
Government and Corporate Bonds
Sunday, May 9th, 2010Just like stocks, bonds are also traded. When a person trades in bonds which may either be from a government or private institution, they invest in the company and at the end of a particular period, hey would get back their money with some interest. In simpler terms, a bond is like giving someone a [...]
Technical Trader Secrets
Tuesday, May 4th, 2010Technical trading goes a long way back to the 1800s and was started by Charles Dow who started the Dow Theory. Basically, through this theory, a person is able to predict a trader’s behavior. There are basic rules to technical trading. A person has to keep in mind that technical trading is not a gamble [...]
The Dow Jones Industrial Average Explained
Monday, May 3rd, 2010A person may be wondering what in the world is ‘Dow Jones’. is This is a market like any other on Wall Street the business center of America, created by a journalist named Dow Jones hence the name. Actually, most people would know this as the blue chips or the Dow 30 and are the [...]