Archive for the 'Securities' Category

About the various categories of securities that are traded in the U.S. capital market …

Post-Modern Security Analysis: Part Four (The analysis of corporate governance)

This is the fourth article in a series about Post-Modern Security Analysis. The analysis of corporate governance The term “corporate governance” came into vogue in the 1990s and now dominates discussion of ethics and morality in investment markets. For five essays on “corporate governance” on this site, go here. […]

How to survive the coming startup of inflation

On August 12, 2009, the US Federal Reserve indicated that it intended to stay the course, postponing effective action that might ward off high inflation once the Obama “spending is stimulus” money hits the fan. […]

Stocks surge on spurious earnings reports: Q2 2009

No one knows for sure the real earnings of American corporations. In Q1 2009, according to the Federal Reserve flow of funds table F.102, after-tax profits of US non-financial, non-farm corporations, on an annual basis, were about $589.9 billion. However, about 50% of these after-tax earnings were disbursed through stock buybacks, primarily to support prices and give […]

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