In today’s video we are going to be looking at ‘How to Pick Stocks’. There are so many companies to choose from when you are looking to invest, so where should you start? We are going to look at a few general ideas to start with and then delve further into what kind of research
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This video goes through 13 of the most common mistakes investors make. If you can avoid these you stand a much better chance of succeeding in building your wealth. After all, what’s better than learning from your mistakes? Learning from ones you haven’t made yet! ?ur Investing 101 series will cover the fundamentals of investing
Transcription: Caitlin Devitt (00:03):Hi, welcome to the Bond Buyer Podcast. I’m Caitlin Devitt, Infrastructure Reporter at the Bond Buyer. My guest today are Pat McCoy, Deputy CFO of the Gateway Development Commission, and Corey Boock, a P3 attorney with Nossaman who’s going to talk to us about the current P3 landscape. I’m going to have
The 181-year-old Iowa Wesleyan University will shut down when the academic year ends in May after failing to secure state help or other solutions to its fiscal troubles. The board of trustees made the decision this week, citing a combination of factors that included higher operating costs due to inflationary pressures, changing enrollment trends, a
The public finance community is often disappointed with the limited scope of municipal bond proposals laid out by the White House in its annual budget and policy recommendations. But this year, for the first time in recent history, Treasury’s so-called Green Book, which contains the Biden administration’s tax policy initiatives and proposals, is completely silent
A small Texas public school district’s underlying junk bond ratings are under pressure as it deals with financial woes that led to a state-appointed monitor. Last week, Moody’s Investors Service downgraded Tioga Independent School District’s Ba3 general obligation bond issuer rating to B1 with a negative outlook, affecting about $5.3 million of debt outstanding as
The Irvine Facilities Financing Authority in California plans to price $455 million in special tax bonds the week of April 17 to continue development of its Great Park, in pursuit of a long-delayed goal of creating a public space comparable to New York’s Central Park. The authority, comprised of the Irvine City Council’s members, approved
Michigan’s fiscal 2022 tax surge will result in a $650 million income tax cut, but it will remain in place only for 2023, state officials announced Wednesday. All signs pointed to an income tax cut when state finance officials and economic forecasters discussed the fiscal landscape at the annual February revenue estimating conference but Treasurer
Puerto Rico Gov. Pedro Pierluisi promised his government would deliver up-to-date annual comprehensive financial reports for Puerto Rico’s central government by the middle of this year. Pierluisi made the promise as part of his annual state of the territory speech to the Puerto Rico legislature Wednesday night. The latest ACFR available is for fiscal 2020,
Municipals and U.S. Treasuries moved in lock step Thursday with both triple-A benchmark yields and UST yields slightly firmer throughout most of the curve. Equities ended up. The two-year muni-UST ratio was at 58%, the three-year at 59%, the five-year at 61%, the 10-year at 64% and the 30-year at 89%, according to Refinitiv MMD’s
Idaho lawmakers resurrected and reworked a property tax relief bill that Gov. Brad Little vetoed earlier this week, saying the original legislation put a transportation bond sale in jeopardy. Little vetoed House Bill 292 because it re-ordered the priority of statutory claims on sales taxes, putting property tax relief ahead of the state’s Transportation Expansion
Europe should reject Washington’s demands to curb trade with Beijing, a senior Chinese diplomat said, warning any country that shredded business ties with his nation would do so “at their own peril”. Fu Cong, China’s ambassador to the EU, claimed the US would “stop at nothing” to disrupt normal relations between the bloc and China,
The UK on Friday unveiled an agreement to join an 11-member Asia-Pacific trade bloc, with British prime minister Rishi Sunak claiming it proved his government was seizing “post-Brexit freedoms”. Talks on Britain becoming a member of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership were finally wrapped up after two years of haggling over quotas
European stocks and US futures inched higher on Friday ahead of closely watched inflation readings on both sides of the Atlantic, with traders on the alert for the impact on consumer prices of higher interest rates. Europe’s region-wide Stoxx 600 was flat shortly after opening and is on track to finish the quarter up more
Japan is planning to impose export restrictions on 23 types of equipment used to manufacture semiconductors, as the geopolitical tensions between the US and China sharpen, the government said on Friday. The restrictions, which will come into effect in July, will require Japanese companies that feature heavily and critically in the global semiconductor supply chain,
I’m not sure people on my side of the Atlantic fully appreciate quite how much better off the average American is than the average European. A car-wash manager in Alabama can now earn $125,000, about 50 per cent more than the head of cyber security at the UK Treasury even after accounting for different living
During the depths of the global financial crisis, Colm Kelleher was instrumental in keeping Morgan Stanley afloat — an experience the Irish finance veteran will draw on as he oversees the biggest bank takeover since those tumultuous days. “He was on the phone with regulators all the time,” recalled John Mack, Morgan Stanley’s chief executive