Welcome to the November 5, 2012 edition of Carnival of Stocks and Options
Carlos Sera presents A Transformative Tale; Financial Tales posted atFinancial Tales, saying, “In this tale, A Transformative Tale, we will learn how to transform one type of asset class return into another. This is called a transformation and thus the name of this tale. We will specifically look at transforming bond returns to stock returns. Please note that I don’t recommend that you try this at home. I would leave this type of transformation to professionals but I write this tale so that you can understand once again the importance of assessing risk by focusing on the maximum draw down.”
Bill Smith presents Facebook Beats Expert Predictions posted atFastSwings, saying, “Facebook’s 2012 third quarter earnings beat Wall Street’s expert expectations, ending the quarter at $1.26 billion in revenue.”
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Alex Peters presents Does the S&P Has a Seasonal Pattern? posted at TradingAcademy.com, saying,”Is there a seasonal cycle in the stock market and should you invest on those patterns?”
Elijah Musonda presents Binary Options Signals and What They Mean posted at Binary Options Trading.
John Schmoll presents What Earnings Season and the iPad Mini Have in Common posted at Frugal Rules, saying, “Most publicly traded companies announce their earnings four times a year, which is known as Earnings Season. If you know what to look for it can provide a wealth of information the health and direction of the company.”
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