TopForex.info (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
Comparing Forex Trading And The Stock Market Posted By : Ian Armstrong Forex trading is more volatile and fast-moving than investing in the stock market, but the trade-off is that it has a full range of added benefits over the stock market in [...]
Financial Time (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
Banks and companies raised $20bn on the world's equity capital markets last week in a sign of growing confidence among investors that the worst of the financial crisis may be over
Colombo Page (Free subscription) | yesterday
May 11, Colombo: Sri Lanka stock market witnessed a moderate level of activity during the week with the indices fluctuating between marginal positive and negative levels supported by low investor participation.
Personal Finance | Finace Aid (Free subscription) | 05/10/2008
Yes it can! There are only two kinds of money - dollars at risk and dollars not at risk; described another way, an investment portfolio and a savings account. Savings accounts may be described as an interest bearing account that is guaranteed to be worth more tomorrow than yesterday and most of these types of accounts center around banks. Passbook accounts, CD's, interest bearing checkbooks, just to...
Business Times Asiaone (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
WITH all the drama that's beset the US stock market in the first four months of 2008, it is perhaps understandable that skyrocketing oil prices haven't dominated investor worries this year. It appears that's about to change.
Nikkei (Free subscription) | 05/10/2008
Japan To Strengthen Monitoring Of Speculative Money On Oil MarketTOKYO (Kyodo)--Japan will strengthen monitoring of speculative money in cooperation with the International Energy Agency based on the recognition that the movement of money from hedge funds contributes to escalating crude oil prices, government sources said Saturday, in accordance with the outline of the government's annual white paper...
Daily News Analysis (Free subscription) | 05/10/2008
Stock markets tumbled by nearly 5.0 per cent in the week as inflation showed no signs of coming down with soaring oil prices adding to worries about widening trade deficit.
InfTek Hosting (Free subscription) | 05/10/2008
The majority of the $60 million credit facility will be used for capital expenditures to fuel the company's organic growth and for general corporate purposes
The Black Kettle (Free subscription) | 05/10/2008
By Alyssa A. Lappen, FrontPageMagazine.com: The global sub-prime mortgage mess would have been “unthinkable in the Islamic capital markets sector,” Malaysian Islamic finance scholar Mohammed Mahmud Awan told Arab News on April 24; Islamic law, or “shari'a principles” would prohibit selling “a debt against a debt,” Awan said at a Bahrain university globalization conference. Trading trillions of dollars...
Scotsman.com (Free subscription) | 05/10/2008
But boyfriend and gold-digger is short term
Seeking Alpha (Free subscription) | yesterday
Jeff Miller submits: One of the ingredients for "bubbles" is the quest for the home run. Investors look to how much they wish to gain rather than to risk and reward. What happens when this quest intersects with a major downturn in an asset class? Complete Story »
Business Times Asiaone (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
(FRANKFURT) Anyone looking for a bank loan is finding it tougher because of the recent financial market turbulence and there is little short-term relief in sight, a European Central Bank survey shows.
Seeking Alpha (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
Dr Pepper (DPS) debuted at $10 billion on the NYSE last week, after shareholders pressured Cadbury to spin it off when an IPO plan failed. But CEO Larry Young says $25 shares are cheap. The No. 3 U.S. soda-maker trades at less than 13 times P/E, while rivals Coca-Cola (KO) and PepsiCo (PEP) trade at 18 times 2008 P/E. Barron's says Dr Pepper should trade at a premium even to bottlers Coke (CCE) and...
Seeking Alpha (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
Hickey and Walters ( Bespoke ) submit: The Baltic Dry Index is up 82% since bottoming in late January, which might be a sign that the global economic environment is not faring as poorly as many think. The index was cut in half from its October peak to its January bottom, but it quickly reversed and is now approaching record highs again. The Baltic Dry Index measures changes in the cost to transport...
Forbes (Free subscription) | yesterday
Its stock stinks, but the business doesn't look that bad. If only you could tell.
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robertoms2003 | 05/04/2008
A `stitch` in time saves nine - such goes the saying. But, with the important of stitching growing exponentially over the last decade in the international market, stitching and sewing of fabric has gained phenomenal popularity across the world. Hence, if you have a creative bent of mind and a passion for sewing and stitching, you can expect a great career in fashion designing as well. However, an...
legionofmarduk | 04/02/2008
Vinitaly, the Italian Wine Expo starting tomorrow in Verona will feature the best products of a field where Italy has always excelled and the men behind them, eager to take by storm an international market which has grown weary of the appalling uniformity lobbied for by some notorious magazine editors and self-appointed "wine gurus"...
courtneymilsson | 03/26/2008
How to make a fortune? Head for India. Although the financial upheaval in international markets has yet to be resolved, it is interesting to revert to an overview published prior to the storm’s outbreak regarding foreign investments in India and Indian investments abroad during 2007, and perhaps to draw a measure of optimism from it.
