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"Grenville Gold Corp (TSX:V GVG) Acquires Promising Peruvian Quartet" (14/06/2007)
Grenville Gold Corporation, a mining and exploration company developing assets in Peru and Ecuador, has attracted attention of international investors. The company has acquired control of four past-producing silver, copper, lead and zinc mines from the Peruvian government, all of which were in production for thirty years or more. Historical evidence supporting these mines and Grenville's Ecuadorian La Tigrera property demonstrate the company's dedication to secure investments...

"The Psychology of Markets" (19/12/2005)
We know that greed and fear rule the markets. But did you know that when investors gets too greedy, markets usually fall, and when investors are overcome with fear, markets usually rise. So how can when we monitor investors emotions and take advantage of investors emotional extremes?

"Stock Market Myths" (10/12/2005)
1. You can tell if a Stock is cheap or expensive by the Price to Earnings Ratio...

"Of Stocks, Stockholders And Stock Market" (25/11/2005)
A copper mining enterprise Stora Kopparberg first introduced the system of stock in the 13th century. The financial backers and owners felt the need to raise money for investment in the new projects of the same company so they started the method of stock and shares. It was also required in order to ward off the threat to the ownership rights if the company was sold, which would mean complete loss of control.

"Is Your Company Ready To Go Public?" (25/11/2005)
Is your company ready to go public? How will you decide whether your company is ready to go public or not? There is no magic number or formula which qualifies a private company to transform into a public company. Then what are the factors which determine a company to be ready to public. Let us explain when you can transform your private company into a public company.

"A Six Percent Loss In Two Weeks!" (13/11/2005)
Did you know that 80% of the price movement in a stock or a mutual fund is determined by the overall market conditions and by the company's sector? This is the reason we use the top-down approach in managing your money. We look at the market conditions and at how the sector is performing before selecting individual names.

"The Difference Between Down and Out" (01/11/2005)
As turnaround investors, I prefer to invest in companies that are down but not out. This is important because a lot of times, investors misunderstood the two. Often times, these two types of companies are trading near or at their 52 week low. But the similarity ends there...

"Google Loses Market Share and MSN Gains" (03/10/2005)
ComScore Media Metrix reported that Google's market share dropped to 36.5% while both MSN and Yahoo improved. Google's loss in market share generates a very important question to the average investor. Are Goolge's shares and the newly announced IPO overvalued?

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