I recently sold some Apple shares on February 17 at $359 per share. Why would I consider selling AAPL with a fantastic growth rate, a lot of cash on the books, and a seemingly unending supply of chart-topping products? The answer is really quite simple: I had a gain of…
After returning from the Better Investing National Convention (BINC), I was compelled to write a posting for my stock picks, as if I were on the stock panel. I was merely an audience member at the BINC stock panel, but I thought some of their stock picks were a bit…
A new feature in the upcoming release of The Stock Investment Guide version 3.1.3 is a sustainable growth calculation. This calculation is made using the formula: Growth = ROE * (1-Payout Ratio) Where ROE is Return on Equity The Sustainable Growth calculation indicates how much growth ability a company can…
One of the most popular sessions at the Better Investing National Convention (BINC) this year was a panel session called “Talking Stocks.” The selected panel members pick stocks (I didn’t count, but I believe they each picked 4 stocks) with an eye to see who would pick the best stock…
Date: 27 April 2010 There has been a lot of investor interest in the stock of Apple Computer (AAPL), and rightly so. The share price has spanned a 52-week range of $119 to $272 per share. This represents a quick double for investors fortunate enough to purchase below $135. Apple…