Technical Stock Evaluation
Technical Stock Evaluation
This paper examines the unpredictable and sometimes volatile NASDAQ exchange, also known as the tech-market, which deals with public investment in dot com companies.
1,106 words (
approx. 4.4 pages) |
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APA | 2006
Paper Summary:
This paper discusses the investment opportunities available in the NASDAQ exchange, better known as the tech-market. The writer stresses that while the NASDAQ has proven to be a volatile and unpredictable area of investment, there still remain some unique opportunities for the astute investor. The writer examines the risks involved, while detailing the market trends in the technology field. The writer contends that it's advisable to look upon these hi-tech investments in the long-term, rather than seeking or assuming a short-term, quick profit strategy. This paper also examines the performance of a $10,000 investment over a 12 week period.
Table of Contents:
Abstract
Stocks Chosen and 12 Week Performance
Rationale for Investing
Final Analysis
References
From the Paper:
"Another example of the mismanagement of the Dot COMs - along with other high technology companies - was the practice of issuing stocks as a portion of their compensation plans. Very few of these companies thus configured make it through the first five years on the NASDAQ board. There are, of course, notable exceptions to this as such companies as Microsoft, Sun Micro Systems and others have indeed made millionaires out of key employees via the stock issuance programs.
However, if one is careful in their investment selection, checks out the company from top to bottom, analyses every scrap of data available to them and then if satisfied make one's purchase. And, the primary rationale for the purchasing of the stocks, and particularly the four selected here is the long-term, buy and hold strategy."
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