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17th September 2009
EDGAR filings: 12 Things to look for before you Hire an Agent
EDGAR stands for the Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis, and Retrieval system, and is a system designed to increase the efficiency and fairness of the securities market for the Securities a... Read >
18th August 2009
Actually, it probably started a little earlier than that. In 1974 the US Securities and Exchange Commission introduced deregulation of brokerage commission costs. Prior to this, it would cost a broker or trader approximately $1 commission per traded share... Read >
Author: Bob Selden17th August 2009
For the Purpose of this discussion, the term market transparency will be used to refer to the ability of market participants to observe the information in the trading process. Despite the simplicity of this definition, the issue of transparency is remarka... Read >
Author: Dr. Glen Brown02nd July 2009
Headstart Fund Ltd, Headstart Advisers Ltd, an FSA-regulated hedge fund adviser and Mr Najy Nasser, its Chief Investment Officer, today announces they have settled their dispute with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission relating to Headsta... Read >
Author: tugsearch01st July 2009
London – 29 June 2009: Headstart Fund Ltd, Headstart Advisers Ltd, an FSA-regulated hedge fund adviser and Mr Najy Nasser, its Chief Investment Officer, today announces they have settled their dispute with the United States Securities and Exchange Commi... Read >
Author: tugsearch30th June 2009
A number of decisions in relation to relaxation of IPO norms were taken by Securities and Exchange Board of India. Board also took decision in amendments to venture capital norms and amendments to mutual funds regulations. All the changes took effect in t... Read >
Author: Ayaz Haider09th June 2009
Such bargaining is traditional and mostly not that large volume of transactions occurs almost every second of the country and the world.
Stock markets and facilitate trade or exchange of securities, including stock. There are two types of scholarship,... Read >
Author: Manseo04th June 2009
Suppose the CEO of a publicly traded company personally whispers in your ear that better-than-expected earnings results will be announced this quarter. What would you do? You have a ‘sure thing’ sitting in the palm of your hand, the kind of informat... Read >
Author: Preston James16th April 2009
Distributing flyers in your community is another marketing strategy for finding private lenders who are interested in investing in your real estate deal. Post flyers at senior centers and areas where high net worth people attend and traffic.
Again, yo... Read >
Author: Mike Lautensack08th April 2009
There are as many ways to invest your money, as there are dollars to spend. You can by that piece of land down the road. You may want to invest in your kid's future by putting some money into a jar or an account for college. The girl down the street sells... Read >
Author: lewis744108th April 2009
Investment if fraught with difficulty. How can something that seems easy (spending money) be so hard? The reason that there are roadblocks to investing is to make sure that the investor is safe, and the individual selling the investment has scruples. When... Read >
Author: lewis744108th April 2009
When the "average Joe" decides that he wants to purchase some stock, it is usually beyond him what stock to purchase. There are so many out there, and they do not look like sound investments because buy one share you have to pay such a ridiculous price. T... Read >
Author: lewis744130th March 2009
In the movie Star Trek, space is considered to be the final frontier. Since ordinary civilians are not yet able to complete the voyage to seek new worlds, the best thing anyone can do is reach out to people in different states and countries by communicati... Read >
Author: Jay Schindler 26th March 2009
When using local newspaper ads to find private lenders you have to be careful with the way you word the ad, as well as with what you put in the ad. You can place ads in small newspapers offering the reader to attend an educational seminar or request a fr... Read >
Author: Mike Lautensack03rd March 2009
Sony AIT3 WORM format satisfies the requirements of SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) efficiently and is ideal and reliable choice for dealers and brokers of securities market. Sony AIT-3 assures cost effective and secure storage of the electroni... Read >
Author: Tape4backup28th February 2009
Allen Stanford, who is considered as one of the biggest sponsors of cricket has now been alleged against a charge of fraud and the appeal against him was entered by The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
SEC has entered an appeal in the court of... Read >
Author: Peri Witny30th January 2009
There are companies that allow an investor to purchase stocks directly from the company. This is perfectly fine according to the Securities and Exchange Commission. These are called Direct Stock Plans. It is called a DSPP. The company may require that y... Read >
Author: terry detty26th November 2008
A pattern day trader, under the definition of the United States Securities and Exchange Commission, is a trader who executes at least four day trades within five business days. These day trades should be more than six percent of the client's total trading... Read >
Author: Dean James15th September 2008
As Investments in annuities is an excellent way of saving for retirement. Annuity savings assure future security and have no limitations of time or investment extent.
Annuities give an assured payback to the investor and are of different types accordin... Read >
Author: MatthewPawlina08th May 2008
A promissory note is a legal document that allows companies and also individuals to get financing from a source other than a bank. Thankfully, here in the U.S. banks don't have a monopoly on lending, you can legally loan some one money with a promissory n... Read >
Author: dmf3283528th April 2008
What is an EDGAR agent? EDGAR is the Electronic Data-Gathering Analysis, and Retrieval System. This system is designed to handle the Securities and Exchange Forms that publicly held companies are required to file. What used to be done manually is now able... Read >
Author: David Done07th April 2008
Despite the dire caveats by the Securities and Exchange Commission cautioning investors against the controversial yet potentially lucrative world of day trading, people continue to try and attain day trading skills, and a day trading stock tip is literall... Read >
Author: ron king03rd April 2008
A corporate shell could be liken to a house that had been occupied by a family, prior to the family moving out it was a home. But now it is just shell, a skeleton a plain house with nobody in it, but if a family was to purchase the house and moves in, it ... Read >
Author: Make Money Online25th March 2008
SEC Filings: What you need to know before contacting an agent
When you are in charge of the (http://www.vfilings.com/) EDGAR filings for your public company, you know that you have to be accurate, time effective, and very thorough. It is a real challe... Read >
Author: David Done20th March 2008
SEC Filings: What you need to know before contacting an agent
When you are in charge of the EDGAR filings for your public company, you know that you have to be accurate, time effective, and very thorough. It is a real challenge to do all of this on you... Read >
Author: David Done02nd February 2008
EDGAR filings: 12 Things to look for before you Hire an Agent
EDGAR stands for the Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis, and Retrieval system, and is a system designed to increase the efficiency and fairness of the securities market for the Securities a... Read >
Author: David Done31st January 2008
EDGAR filings: 12 Things to look for before you Hire an Agent
EDGAR stands for the Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis, and Retrieval system, and is a system designed to increase the efficiency and fairness of the securities market for the Securities a... Read >
Author: David Done14th January 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Michel Lautensack
I have received a number of email questions recently on very similar issues and thought I would address them as a group versus individual emails. The questions are broken down into general areas and include things t... Read >
Author: Mike Lautensack02nd November 2007
The advent of technology and automation has spread their wingsin every sphere. Similarly in the field of stock market it hasleft a deep impact. The "open out-cry system" that prevailed fewyears ago in the security market has been replaced by computerizedb... Read >
Author: Edgar21st June 2007
Online Brokerage: Wise Investments under Your Control
In this ever-fluctuating financial era, to make a wise investment, you need to think not once, not even twice, but many times to fetch maximum benefit out of it. Initially, traditional stock broker... Read >
Author: Vijayseo14th May 2007
The FACTS about identity theft from a Certified Identity Theft Risk Management Specialist .
The exclusive focus seems to be on financial identity theft which is only ONE of the FIVE kinds of identity theft. To ignore 1) Social Security identity theft, ... Read >
Author: Belinda Rachman, Esq.19th October 2006
Financial services executives are getting big bonuses despite complaints about excessive compensation. On average, top executives received $3.35 million in bonuses in 2005, up almost 30 percent from 2004, according to Investment News. The trade newspaper ... Read >
Author: Neil More03rd October 2006
Smart job hunters thoroughly research prospective employers. Job holders can benefit by performing similar due diligence on the firm where they work now.
John Challenger, chief executive of the Chicago-based outsourcing firm Challenger, Gray & Chris... Read >
Author: Neil More03rd October 2006
Financial services executives are getting big bonuses despite complaints about excessive compensation. On average, top executives received $3.35 million in bonuses in 2005, up almost 30 percent from 2004, according to Investment News. The trade newspaper ... Read >
Author: Neil More28th June 2006
Copyright 2006 Stephen Furnari
Small, independent hedge funds were given a boost on Friday by a favorable court decision that struck down a controversial rule requiring hedge funds to register with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Notwithstandi... Read >
Author: Stephen Furnari25th April 2006
Today's hot stock market is both inviting and intimidating to new investors.
Read about stocks and the market, take a seminar or class on investing and review online financial sites. Research individual stocks by reading annual reports, quarterly repor... Read >
Author: Aditya Singh16th April 2006
Copyright 2006 American Book Publishing
I worked in a corporate environment for quite a few years, and one of my roughest chores was reading and trying to understand many of the inter-office memorandums that crossed my desk. Those who wrote such corres... Read >
Author: American Book Publishing07th April 2006
Who are they?
Legally speaking, angel investors are required by the Securities and Exchange Commission to have assets of at least $1 million. According to the Center for Venture Research at the University of New Hampshire, there are approximately 4000... Read >
Author: Eliot Wasmund12th February 2006
A corporate shell could be likened to a house that had been occupied by a family. Prior to the family moving out it was a home. But now it is just shell, a skeleton, a plain house with nobody in it, but if a family was to purchase the house and move in, i... Read >
Author: joseph Quinones14th January 2006
The Small Corporate Registration was designed specifically for small businesses. It allows small companies to raise equity or debt capital publicly without having to register with Securities and Exchange Commission. It is designed to streamline the state ... Read >
Author: joseph Quinones01st January 2006
There have been events and legislation that has transformed the financial markets, our economy and the way we conduct business over the course of history, such as the legislation that form the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Internet has also has ... Read >
Author: Joseph Quinones28th December 2005
It's the dream of every person who starts a business to some day see it trading in one of the stock exchanges even after they are no longer associated with the company. The first step (#1) is simple since most small company are already incorporated and ha... Read >
Author: joseph Quinones02nd August 2005
Is shopping online becoming popular and safe enough for you and I
to do the vast majority of our shopping on the Internet?
As I contemplated, when I initially set up my website: www.shopshopshop.org The first thought that came to mind was will they
... Read >
Author: Linda Quinones29th July 2005
A corporate shell could be liken to a house that had been occupied by a family, prior to the family moving out it was a home. But now it is just shell, a skeleton a plain house with nobody in it, but if a family was to purchase the house and moves in, i... Read >
Author: Joseph Quinones29th July 2005
One overlooked individual in the process of taking a company public through reverse merger is the market maker. The market marker is critical especially if the company is going to be listed on OTC Bulletin Board or the NQB. Pink sheets.
Once the privat... Read >
Author: Joseph Quinones13th July 2005
It's the dream of every person who starts a business to some day see it trading in one of the stock exchanges even after they are no longer associated with the company. The first step (#1) is simple since most small company are already incorporated and ha... Read >
Author: Joseph Quinones11th July 2005
Alfred Winslow Jones started hedge funds in 1949. He was a pioneer of non-traditional investment strategies. "Non-traditional" categorizes hedge funds quite accurately. Hedge funds have the potential to make an investor quite a bit of money, but many do n... Read >
Author: Jenny Delinga
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