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Predictive modeling: reducing print costs via better prospects.
When a nonprofit is trying to negotiate the best savings on printing, they usually aren't discussing this with ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Judging Your Broker's Recommendations
In recent years, Americans have become enamored with a new sport: the rating of stocks by brokers on ... (BOOK EXCERPT ARTICLE)
Liability of broker-dealers for unsuitable recommendations of institutional...
IMAGE TABLE 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS IMAGE TABLE 6 TABLE OF CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTION The suitability doctrine prohibits ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Co-op and condo boards join forces with
brokers.
In a new trend, local co-op and condo boards are calling on the city's top brokers to help ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
TECHNICAL ANALYSIS PLAIN AND SIMPLE
Top technical analyst and columnist Kahn demystifies technical analysis. Kahn teaches investors how to bring clarity and objectivity ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Business Headlines, CNNfn
CHRISTINE ROMANS, CNNfn ANCHOR, STREET SWEEP: Checking today`s business headlines. Janus [Company: Janus Capital Group Inc.; Ticker: JNS; ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Software
Equis International Inc. has released MetaStock 7.0. The updated software package allows traders, with the integration of the ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Equis International Inc.
Equis International Inc. has released MetaStock 7.0. The updated software package allows traders, with the integration of the ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
ARE CHINESE WALLS THE BEST SOLUTION TO THE PROBLEMS OF INSIDER TRADING AND...
INTRODUCTION The once-thriving "new" American economy is a thing of the past with the bursting of the dot-corn ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Analyst underreaction in the United
Kingdom.
We revisit the debate on the interpretation given to prior-year earnings changes in predicting analysts' future forecast errors. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Analyst conflicts of interests: Are the NASD and NYSE rules enough?
HEADNOTE NOTES INTRODUCTION In recent years, a recurring trend has emerged in the United States financial markets: following ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Profit by Numbers.
Investment clubs spread the wealth JUST AS YOU WOULD SCRUTINIZE A SURGEON'S credentials before scheduling an operation, you ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Protecting public funds demands constant
alertness.
Public investors have been heartened recently by three events that continue to emphasize the importance of suitability as ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Working with other advisers to provide PFP
services.
Working closely with other advisers can mean better recommendations for clients. The delivery of personal financial planning services ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
AIG Meltdown Offers Many Risk Management Lessons
The AIG meltdown will continue to impact businesses holding AIG paper. Paraphrasing Betty Davis, for those in the ... (BLOG POST)
Brokers, advisers subtly different
Rodgers & Associates has undergone an evolution in the 10 years since it was founded. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Fannie, Freddie bailout's impact on multifamily market.
It has been five months since the Fed stepped in to "fix" the Bear Steams debacle which was ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Homebuilders Up
Since the subprime and housing meltdown began in early 2007, homebuilders have been pummeled on Wall Street. Ryland ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) | |
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buy, sell, or hold recommendations and variations thereof, sometimes called opinions or ratings and expressed in numbers or alphanumerically, assigned by securities analysts working in broker research departments to stocks they cover. Different brokers use different variations, and research reports usually indicate what they mean. Commonly used variations include: strong buy, buy, accumulate, hold, outperform, market perform, underperform, and sell. Strong buy, buy, hold, and sell are self-explanatory. "Accumulate" is the weakest form of buy recommendation, generally implying that if you are following a