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Every group, organization and institution relies on a leader to take employees or volunteers to new levels. Without leaders, every private concern, corporation, business, governmental entity and entrepreneurship would fail, as successful leaders, by many standards, delegate responsibilities and create an atmosphere where everyone can thrive.

The Shape of the World in 2020

Posted by Oilprice.com on December 17th, 2010

None can foretell the future, and yet the shape of what we face can be shrewdly estimated with enough attention to historical trends; with broad contextual understanding; and with sufficient insight into the character of leaders, their societies, and the structures which define their basis.

Famed market commentator and CEO of SharkInvesting.com James 'Rev Shark' DePorre, provides weekly insight on where he thinks the markets are going and how to navigate through the financial seas. In this episode, Rev discusses the inverse correlation between the USD and equities and what may happen if the dollar strengthens.

Brand expert John Tantillo names Apple last week's brand winner, attributing its success to good marketing. "Bottom line: Apple understands that it is there to serve its customers; Microsoft (still) does not."

Famed market commentator and CEO of SharkInvesting.com James 'Rev Shark' DePorre, provides weekly insight on where he thinks the markets are going and how to navigate through the financial seas. In this episode, Rev discusses Tuesday's monster rally and what he needs to see to be convinced the bottom is in. Tune in as Rev Shark shares his market thoughts and empowers the individual investor.

Value Investing Strategy. Part 1

Posted by goldstockanalyst on July 15th, 2008

A new value investing strategy with both qualitative and quantitative metrics. Buffet's priceless investment advice as an analogy with my strategy.

Volcom, Inc research and analysis of its sustainable competitive advantage, strategy. DCF valuation + analysis of Return on Invested Capital (ROIC) and Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC). EVERY value investor should read it!

I am not for sure about that answer but I have to admit the charts overall still look like they are trying to make a bottom. But like I have continuously warned about: if volume does not come back into this market on the upside, we are in danger of reversing some decent base building and that will probably discourage a lot of market participants which could open the door to more selling.

It was another overall lower volume session as the NYSE, for the 32nd day in-a-row, came in with volume below the 50 day volume average once again. However, underneath the bullish mini-reversal that sent the Nasdaq from a .8% loss to a .8% gain, there was a TON of bullish action in stocks in a wide range of industries.

A weak open after a very poor employment report that showed the US lost 80,000 jobs in March with the unemployment rate moving up to 5.1%. It was a pretty lousy number but considering the fact that we had 25% unemployment after the crash of 1929 it isn’t “that” horrible. But the media, with a Republican still in White House, of course, made it sound like all hell was breaking was loose.

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