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Dear All, I am starting this thread to share some accounting tricks that an investor should watch out - a kind a RED FLAG INDICATORS Feel free to add up any accounting tricks (of course with details) that you may come across or aware of. Starting with Pollypeck. The cunning trick at the heart of the...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9z70BKwf ... re=related
Bird & Fortune - Silly Money - Investment Bankers
Enjoy watching and learning.

Jim Rogers thinks Marc Faber has got it wrong about China, when he says the country is possibly headed for a hard landing, which would lead to a devastating impact on commodities around the world. "Marc still does not understand China. There are going to be several hard landings in the next few...

Dear Dennis,

The day when you posted the above thread ----

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Hi Dennis, You had mentioned it already - Warrent Buffet's letter to shareholders. This is another article lifted from Fool.com http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2011/02/28/the-10-most-important-parts-of-warren-buffetts-let.aspx 8. He wants you to ignore net income "Operating earnings, desp...

Very funny video on World Economy collapse explaining how much each country owes other !

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LyePCRkq620

Jim Rogers: The Next Bubble Is the Bond Market Predicting bubbles has become the sport of choice lately. After the tech bubble of the '90s and the recent implosion of the housing bubble, everyone seems to be in the bubble-forecasting business. So, should you listen to Jim Rogers when he predicts tha...

Hi Wemakebread,

Thanks for explaining the logic behind this.

Viswanathan

"There is alot of improvement needed in our current School Education System"

Yes indeed and this applies to India as well and it reminds me of
Chetan Bhagats -Five point some one -what not to do at IIT and
its film version "Three Idiots " !

Hi Dennis, In your presentation there is a note which says Fund Managers typically CANNOT invest in "small cap" stocks with market capitalisation of less than S$50 -100 Million. Can you point out the source for the above statement. Is that mentioned in Securities and Futures Act ? I tried ...