Some stuff I am reading today morning:
SEBI mulls over algorithmic trading (Mint)
IPO Review: Ujjivan Financial (ET)
Buybacks in favor as taxes squeeze dividends (BS)
Kenneth Andrade invests in Alphageo (RJ)
The job security of a great advisor (TRB)
180 years of market drawdowns (CS)
Big Returns,Narrow Doors (Aleph)
How the Day of the Week affects stock market (AA)
The Moving Average Research King: Valeriy Zakamulin (AA)
Car is the ultimate status symbol for insecure people (Financial Samurai)
How do you know when you are in a bull market? — because whenever you get out, you must pay up to get back in
— Peter Brandt (@PeterLBrandt) April 25, 2016
China’s biggest brokerage houses are using online videos and live streams of attractive, female analysts to tout stocks—and China’s regulators don’t like it.
Some stock analysts have turned into cyber stars in China in recent days, after presenting their research online. One prominent example is Liao Lei, a stock analyst with Founder Securities, who is arguably better known for her costumes than her research.
In one clip posted Apr. 7 on video-sharing app Meipai, Liao, dressed in traditional Han Chinese robe known as Hanfu, “strongly recommends” investors buy shares in Chinese telecom firm ZTE. “Currently, the size of the company’s revenue and cash flow have reached the best level in history, and the gross margin is relatively stable,” she says to the camera, with her hand propping up her cheek.-from Quartz
CNBC India,take a bow !
#RBI's #RaghuramRajan draws $36,000 annual salary. #ECB boss #MarioDraghi drew $518,264 in 2014; #FederalReserve's #JanetYellen $201,700
— Tamal Bandyopadhya (@TamalBandyo) April 24, 2016
Some stuff I am reading today morning:
Small stocks,big gains (BL)
Saving Private Flipkart (Haresh Chawla)
How Old Monk lost its Mojo (Mint)
Mutual Funds aren’t hands-off investments (Prashanth)
IPO Review:Ujjivan Financial (MyInvestmentIdeas)
PPF-20 unknown facts (Basu Nivesh)
The Black Swan Siren Song (Pension Partners)
Increase your return on failure (HBR)
What if we were wrong about gold? (Bill Bonner)
The top 16 investing blogs of 2016 (Fund Rise)