Forum Archive Index - August 2002

["tennyson@caverock.net.nz" <tennyson@caverock.net.nz>]

I thought sharechatters might be interested in reading this article 
on market inefficiencies and how to profit from them.

http://www.travismorien.com/inefficiencies.htm

It is written by an Australian (well no-one is perfect) financial 
planner.  But it seems well researched and attempts to answer some of 
those frustrating questions like:

1/ Why does a good company's share price go down after it announces 
a good result?

2/ Is it possible to have a low risk but high return investment ?
(answer: Yes)

3/ Is TA of any use?   Despite the author's scepticism, if you read 
between the lines it would seem the answer is 'Yes'.

4/ Is a boring (value/income) investment better than a glamour growth 
investment?  (answer: Yes)


I found it interesting, as I have (unconsciously) been following a 
strategy this year that has been skewing my portfolio along the
lines suggested in this article.

I think I'm going to have to make a second half of the financial year 
resolution to be even more boring than I have been already!

SNOOPY



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