Blogvesting

Over the weekend, I was inspired by several blogs (The bull case for Conn’s; How to Analyze Receivables & Inventory; Conn’s Inc.) to dig further into the annual reports of the company CONN. What I found was very interesting, and highlights the dangers of investing blindly solely on the basis of financial numbers, without peering [...]

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Share prices of companies that make industrial equipment tend to be very volatile. These companies are especially dependent on a healthy economy, and every time a new batch of economic statistics is released, the share prices of these companies gyrate wildly depending on the prevailing mood. However, to investors willing to take a longer-term perspective, [...]

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