Doing a Investment analysis,Stock valuation project for a class projcect. Anyone have any ideas where to start
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Go to the library to the information desk and ask if they have any information on your subject.
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Go to Yahoo or Google, and type in Portfolio Management.  You will get more info than you can ever digest.  Good luck!
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http://www.mbakercorp.com/   Go to the investor section
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Think of this as the first step in performing adequate research into  stock. Use yahoo finance, look in the business section of the newspaper, go to the library and get a s and p stock guide. If you can't find it in one of those sources, chances are that it either is not a publicly traded company or it isn't worth your time.
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Books  are  way  long  and  usually  out  of  date,  \nI  recommend  the  Yahoo  Finance education  101 (scroll down  on  the  left)\n\nhttp://finance.yahoo.com/education/begin_investing\n\nthen  the  Motley  Fool  has  some interesting takes  on  things  and  there  are  several  columnists  whose  columns  are  good\n\nhttp://finance.yahoo.com/columnist/allbios\n\nhttp://www.fool.com/index.htm?ref=topnav
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without researching i would suggest purchasing penny stocks.some have sold for under 3 bucks and resold for 5 to 7 a share.you would have to buy a few thousand to make a substantial profit.
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First things first:\nyou MUST  know what are you going to solve for. Do you want to maximise return given a threshold for variance? Do you want to maximise financial results or mark-to-market results?\n\nIn either case, do you have a set of future value expectations? Do you have a covariance-matrix.\nYou should do the following:\n1) Specify (model) your problem\n2) See what data you can count on. If necessary, go to step \n3) research what methods are there available for solving your problem\n4) ONCE YOU GET THERE research software that allows your desired method, complexity and size.\nSmall problems, no matter how "complex" they are, can be solved by Excel.\nHowever, even simple problem, if large enough, need specialised software.
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go to yahoo stock screener and input 5% in div yield field. it will give you a long list. then use other fields to narrow it down to what you are looking for.
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You can start by doing research, stocks, mutual funds, real state, bonds, etc.   they are companies such ameritrade, scottrade, mutual funds such fidelity and vanguard. etc.\n\nGood Luck\n\nPedro R.
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contact a stock broker or your bank, they should help you out with the documentation.\n\nlook at ratios such as P/E ratio and EPS mainly, and also read the investor prospectus as thoroughly as you can.\n\ninvesting in indices - will diversify away some risks - so look into that...
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You may want to talk to a financial advisor and discuss investments that would help you meet your financial objectives. \n\nIf you are interested in individual stocks you may want to consider a hypothetical portfolio, on paper, in order to experience how difficult (proper) investment selection and diversification can be to achieve.
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I can send you a detailed research report on value stocks if you want.
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Try the pinksheets.\n\nI would also look into Proxity as an option. ticker pdnw
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Check out Investopedia.com.  There's a ton of info, definitions, and helpful articles.  Here's a link:  http://www.investopedia.com/university/stocks/
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visit this website and look for tutorial to have basic understanding about stock market and its risk before deciding to participate.\nwww.investopedia.com
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Homework trouble? This well known company can help you with any academic issue. Stock symbol  BBBB  on Wall Street.\n\nhttp://www.blackboard.com/company
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1) Go to your local library and borrow a basic "investing" book.\n2) For practice, go to www.finance.yahoo.com/\n3)  Enter common symbols such as GM (General Motors), GE (General Electric)\n4) Examine various numbers, as defined in your book\n5)  Also use <HELP> on that page.  Good Luck