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Picking right stocks is both a science and an art. Your attitude is the ‘art’ part of the process. Given below is the ‘science’ part – 10 simple steps to identifying the right stocks to invest in.

Are you looking for a great way to pick stocks in minimal time? Well, Benjamin Graham and Warren Buffett developed a technique over 5 decades ago that’s still relevant today. This article outlines a ratio they call the Graham Number.

Preferred Stock is one of the most misunderstood forms of investments. This article explains why many investors don’t hold this type of security and how it can be properly used in your portfolio.

When you are looking at a retirement investment portfolio the higher the percentage of stock investments the more aggressive the portfolio is. In general investing in the stock market is considered somewhat high risk already. Add penny stocks to the mix and you’ve greatly increased the risk factor. But with this high risk comes the potential of high reward, otherwise people wouldn’t engage in high-risk investments. If you’re thinking about getting into penny stock trading it is important to understand why these stocks are considered high risk.

For those investors trying to learn the techniques of the most successful stock market traders, they might want to start with legendary investor, Warren Buffett. In this article, readers learn the most important financial texts that shaped Warren Buffett’s investing techniques.

One of the most important things any value investor can find in a stock pick is stability in it’s earnings and debt management. This article talks about why those variables are important.

One of the most sought after calculations in all of investing is Warren Buffett’s method for determining the intrinsic value of stocks. This article will provide a quick overview of the important pieces needed for solving this problem.

Two of the last three elections years have had patterns similar to this year’s market, and experienced significant sell-offs from their August highs to subsequent lows. Can the market avoid the similar pattern this year from continuing?

Companies are never successful initially. Like everyone else, they start from humble beginnings and make their way through the ranks. Unfortunately, some investors are under the misconception that they will find the next “big thing” if they scour through penny stocks in hopes of coming across the next Walmart or Microsoft.

The Facebook rise and IPO will be studied by business students, stock analysts, regulators, and Wall Street for decades to come, not merely because it was the second largest ever, but more because of the fallout afterwards and the chaos which ensued the day of the offering. Apparently, in hindsight we see that the Facebook IPO was mispriced and that’s perhaps what started the problems, as it never got the IPO first day boost that it really should have.