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Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Investor: March 2015
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Thoughts and observations for those investing on their own or contemplating doing it themselves. If you are seeking investment help, look at the. Here on my services. If you are seeking a different approach to managing your assets, you have landed at the right spot. I am a fee-only advisor registered in the State of Maryland, charge less than half the going rate for investment management, and seek to teach individuals how to manage their own assets. Http:/ www.rwinvestmentstrategies.com. What interested ...
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assumptionsquared – assumption²
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The Global High Income Fund. I continue today with another short foundation post as I continue to build up the framework of this blog. My applogies in advance. Finding a remotely interesting picture for this subject is maddening. This is the last direct post on earnings, I think. We discovered that earnings. Are actually a poor measure when valuing and comparing companies due to. Economic value added or EVA. Ax= Net sales – operating expenses – tax. EVA= NOPAT-(capital x cost of capital). MVA = Company m...
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Back of the envelope FTSE 100 – assumption²
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The Global High Income Fund. Back of the envelope FTSE 100. The financial world, at least the world I exist in, appeared suitably shocked on the 24th August 2015, immortalized as Black Monday. When the FTSE 100 dropped 288.78 points or some -4.67% and the global Indices generally took a tumble. The prior week saw a steady decline accumulating in a Friday FTSE 100. The fundamental backdrop, Commodities and China, the psychological impact of the. And then, Rally. Volume vs Returns, as you can see in figure...
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Alternatives to earnings – assumption²
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The Global High Income Fund. I continue today with another short foundation post as I continue to build up the framework of this blog. My applogies in advance. Finding a remotely interesting picture for this subject is maddening. This is the last direct post on earnings, I think. We discovered that earnings. Are actually a poor measure when valuing and comparing companies due to. Economic value added or EVA. Ax= Net sales – operating expenses – tax. EVA= NOPAT-(capital x cost of capital). MVA = Company m...
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August 2015 – assumption²
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The Global High Income Fund. Back of the envelope FTSE 100. The financial world, at least the world I exist in, appeared suitably shocked on the 24th August 2015, immortalized as Black Monday. When the FTSE 100 dropped 288.78 points or some -4.67% and the global Indices generally took a tumble. The prior week saw a steady decline accumulating in a Friday FTSE 100. The fundamental backdrop, Commodities and China, the psychological impact of the. And then, Rally. Volume vs Returns, as you can see in figure...
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EURGBP daily ceiling – assumption²
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The Global High Income Fund. Continues to use the 200 SMA as a resistance to closing in what has been the longest period this. Year, 10 consecutive sessions. The down trend in place since 2008 has retraced the former bull market 75% currently where price action is. Draghi s press conference weighed on the pair which is now trading 7332, Low 7282. ECB comments further assisted, leaving interest rates unchanged, lower inflation and growth projections. Back of the envelope FTSE 100. Follow Blog via Email.
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The Global High Income Fund – assumption²
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The Global High Income Fund. The Global High Income Fund. A Diversified Portfolio of Asset Backed Bonds in an Expertly Managed Regulated Fund. Contact for a full due diligence pack. Skype: robert.anton.lee. Email: Robert Anton Lee. After the market crash of 2008, many countries tightened lending regulations on banks and other traditional lenders. This placed financing out of reach for many. Advantages of private debt investment. Institutional investors can profit from the disparity between the need of SM...
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Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Investor: May 2015
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Thoughts and observations for those investing on their own or contemplating doing it themselves. If you are seeking investment help, look at the. Here on my services. If you are seeking a different approach to managing your assets, you have landed at the right spot. I am a fee-only advisor registered in the State of Maryland, charge less than half the going rate for investment management, and seek to teach individuals how to manage their own assets. Http:/ www.rwinvestmentstrategies.com. The first point ...
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About – assumption²
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The Global High Income Fund. Hello and welcome to assumption squared. I am a full-time analyst and this blog is my ramblings on the subject of financial market analysis. My writing style is sometimes chaotic, sometimes grammatically incorrect, often over explanatory (sorry) and very often accompanied by a mild East London accent. I grew up in the shadow of Canary Wharf, I saw them knock down the old dockland wastelands et. Talk to me Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).
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More vagueness: equity valuation – assumption²
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The Global High Income Fund. More vagueness: equity valuation. My last post highlighted the obscurity of the EPS. And its effect on PE. Ratio equity valuations. I was going to leave the subject there but it didn’t feel fair or rounded without mentioning the other common ratios in the analysts arsenal. So, we are looking for methods that value a company relatively over or under to a benchmark. Lets bring the PE ratios limitations in. What if a company had negative earnings? I forgot the glasses. Here ...
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