By James on Mar 29, 2008 in Trading | 4 Comments
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I am going to describe the potential risks and rewards associated with the four basic options strategies.
Options are one of the most versatile trading instruments ever invented. They provide a high-leverage approach to trading that can significantly limit the […]
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By James on Mar 20, 2008 in Trading | 5 Comments
Understanding what options are, how options are used, and why options may be appealing in a successful trading strategy never used to be easy to understand for me (and I don’t think for many others for that matter). After doing a course in financial mathematics a couple of years ago, I could calculate the value […]
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By James on Mar 16, 2008 in Corporate Finance | 2 Comments
Whilst reading Getting started in consulting by Alan Weiss, I came across the following 11 steps to go through to create a business plan that is likely to attract investment. I have listed them below:
1 - Company Particulars - Make sure to note the name of the company, the address, the type of public or […]
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By James on Mar 15, 2008 in Corporate Law | 4 Comments
Following on from my finance blog on company characteristics, I thought I would write a quick blog on the different types of companies that are common today.
Companies are classified according to liability, size and where they are listed. We will discuss the first two and the resulting 6 common types of companies we […]
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By James on Mar 9, 2008 in Corporate Finance | 0 Comments
I am currently making my way through the Five Minute MBA in Corporate Finance, which is likely to take about a month at the rate i am going (its 657 pages).
Anyway, Having found a particularly good summary of the different types of financial markets, i thought i would copy it across for those that are […]
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