Today is a Tuesday. In Singapore where I live, it is Vesak Day. So Happy Vesak Day to all my readers, friends and supporters! A bit of a lazy day actually, doing some random reading Read more…
The US stock market is the largest market in the world.As such, information from many sources is readily available. The resources here point to some of our favourite resources. www.marketwatch.com
Researching UK stocks should not be an issue for most investors who know the English language. Regardless of that, the resources here are a short guide to finding out more about stocks and equity in the UK. Www.morningstar.com You can find condensed balance sheet and financial statement data on this site. At the same time, you can find the stock quote, the company’s market capitalization and An investor is also able to find a company’s annual reports on www.morningstar.com. (more…)
The Japanese stock market is the land of the rising sun. But in my eyes, it is the land of investment gems, especially for a Grahamite such as myself. The only thing that I have to contend with is the language of course. The sources here point to some of my favourite tools that can be found over the internet to research deep value stocks in Japan. Do remember that it is by no means exhaustive. Edinet - http://disclosure.edinet-fsa.go.jp/EKW0EZ1001.html?lgKbn=1&dflg=0&iflg=0
Hong Kong http://www.hkexnews.hk/listedco/listconews/advancedsearch/search_active_main.aspx Information related to stocks in Hong Kong can be found in the link above. By inserting the stock code and selecting the type of document that you would like to view, one is able to look at financial statements of companies and the related corporate announcements and actions that have taken place. In Hong Kong, there are a considerable number of deep value, net current asset value stocks and so it pays to look seriously into the market.
