New York Stock Exchange Articles

1). Dell-Case Study in corporate self-destruction By : Richard Stoyeck
Copyright 2006 Richard Stoyeck All companies go through various cycles of growth at various speeds. This is also true in the way in which the stock market embraces them, and then spits them out, and throws them away. The market darling at the moment going through such a cycle is Dell Computer. This computer is now in the process of switching places with also-ran Hewlett-Packard which was out of favor for years.
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2). The Magic of Compounding-Part II By : Richard Stoyeck
Copyright 2006 Richard Stoyeck The New Slant Really understanding compounding will make all the difference in investing. I believe that Warren Buffett, the world's greatest investor, is hardwired to think geometrically. He is rich beyond dreams because he totally gets the magic of compounding, and he executes on the concept. I am going to get these numbers wrong because I'm doing them from memory but it doesn't matter.
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4). The Need for Diversification in the Stock Market By : Richard Stoyeck
Copyright 2006 Richard Stoyeck Why is it that some people only buy one or two stocks? Others may have 15 stocks but have 50 percent of their investment assets in just one of those 15 stocks. In Wall Street we refer to this type of behavior as concentration. Some firms call it over-concentration. When this happens in a brokerage firm it is always considered dangerous.
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5). The Magic of Compounding-Part I By : Robert Palmer
Some of you know about this, some of you don't. Either way I'm going to give you the basics of compounding, plus a couple of new slants on the concept. I suggest you read The Magic of Compounding not just once, but several times. If you have children, print this write-up, and give it to them to read. If they master this concept they will become rich.
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6). Oil stocks and United States energy independence By : Richard Stoyeck
Copyright 2006 Richard Stoyeck This morning Exxon, the largest energy company in the world reported record profits of $10.36 billion for the second three months of the year. This was up from $7.64 billion from the same period a year ago. You will notice that the earnings were just shy of the record $10.71 billion they reported in the fourth quarter of last year, 2005.
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7). General Motors & Ford-It�s the cars �Stupid� part I By : Richard Stoyeck
Copyright 2006 Richard Stoyeck When Bill Clinton ran for the Presidency in 1992, his platform was basically, it�s the economy �Stupid�. When we look at the state of the American automobile industry, we believe both companies are on the wrong track. General Motors stock bottomed at $17 per share, and is now trading in the $30�s. Everybody is excited about chopping employees, closing plants, and potentially hooking up with Renault�s formidable Carlos Ghosn.
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8). General Motors & Ford-It�s the cars �Stupid� part II By : Richard Stoyeck
Copyright 2006 Richard Stoyeck We�ve already stated our belief that that 2007 will see Americans buying several hundred thousand less cars than they will purchase in 2006. We are looking for 16.8 million vehicle sales this year. Let�s get into the numbers, and see what the implications are. When you, or I buy a car for our personal use, we pay on average about $25,000 per car.
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9). Trading In New York Stock Exchange Market By : Stephen Campbell
The NYSE can trace its roots to 1792, however it did not become known as the New York Stock Exchange until 1817 when the organization drafted a constitution.
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10). Stock Trading On New York Stock Exchange - How It All Happens? By : Amit Kheterpal
Just imagine that you are a shareholder of a company XYZ and are trying to sell your shares in the company to somebody who is interested in buying them. Now if you wanted to look for buyers there a couple of options in the real world you could do that like put up a sale notice or give an advertisement in a local newspaper or go to internet and try to list it for sale at one of the auction places.
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