- Big gains for small stocks.
When it comes to investing in stocks these days, the small and mercurial David is leaving the blue-chip giant Goliath in the dust. That's why a growing number of investors are buying the stocks of smaller companies that are listed on the over-the-counter (OTC) market, which is currently in the ......
- Land of tech and honey: Israel is a quiet leader in
many tech fields, and is exporting much of its
innovation.
In Tel Aviv, Israel's hippest city, you won't see the usual signs of technological sophistication--the giant skyscrapers, digital billboards and neon lights of New York or the sleek buildings and sprawling campuses of Silicon Valley. For all the cell phones jangling on street corners and all the Internet cafes dotting ......
- Financial & economic trends
Was the mid-March rally of the Dow Industrials a fluke, or are "traditional" company stocks making a comeback? Speculation abounds, but when looking at a six-month history of U.S. stock market indices, it's evident that not much has changed: Technology and clot.com stocks are still king. On Sept. 1, 1999, ......
- Process/Metrology/Motion Index Outpaces
Instrumentation Index.
The U.S. economy, fueled by the IPO craze earlier in the year, has since stabilized but continues its upward trend. In August, the Federal Reserve met once again, but decided to leave interest rates unchanged, concluding that the U.S. economy is showing signs of slowed growth. The effect of this ......
- Price pressure on the NYSE and Nasdaq: evidence from
S&P 500 index changes.
Using additions of NYSE- and Nasdaq-listed firms to the S&P 500, between 1989 and 2000, we explore the price effects of noninformation related demand shocks. After controlling for various firm characteristics, index fund growth, and arbitrage risk, we find that NYSE stocks suffer less pronounced price effects than do Nasdaq ......
- Land of Tech and Honey
HEADNOTE Israel is a quiet leader in many tech fields, and is exporting much of its innovation. IMAGE PHOTOGRAPH 1 In Tel Aviv, Israel's hippest city, you won't see the usual signs of technological sophistication-the giant skyscrapers, digital billboards and neon lights of New York or the sleek buildings and ......
- Ripe for a recovery: F. Douglass Lewis Jr. of FDL
Financial Services looks to forecast trends that will lead the economic
rebound. (Private Screening).
F. Douglass Lewis Jr., president of Washington, D.C.-based FDL Financial Services, is focused on U.S. companies that are breaking trends and making sound decisions in the face of international unrest and a global economic downturn. Lewis has spent 14 years selecting stocks, bonds, Treasuries, and options, as well as giving ......