Tuesday, April 9, 2013

Employ IBD 50 To Deploy The investments



When ordinary people talk about investing legends, they often see success as either genius or luck.Both labels are distancing mechanisms. Such talk dismisses the chances of an ordinary person winning in stocks because most people are neither geniuses nor lucky.

How does the ordinary investor find winning stocks?
The IBD 50 is a good starting point. However, it is not a buy list. The stocks need to be researched. The IBD 50 Index tracks the performance of stocks listed in the IBD 50, a proprietary list of the 50 top-ranked companies published every Monday in Investor's Business Daily. Companies are ranked based on superior earnings, strong price performance, and leadership within their respective industries. 


Some people start with the chart, finding stocks that are shaping attractive bullish patterns and then checking the fundamentals. Others prefer to look at the fundamentals and then the chart.It doesn't matter which you start with because the conclusion will be the same.The key is to check both. IBD investors are not momentum investors who look solely at the chart, and they are not fundamental investors who ignore the chart. Both approaches are valuable.


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Monday, April 8, 2013

Gold rallies for the day, drops 1.2% on week



Gold futures closed more than $20 an ounce higher on Friday, paring their loss for the week, as a disappointing U.S. jobs report pressured the dollar and contributed to a slide in the stock market.
Gold for June delivery rose $23.50, or 1.5%, to settle at $1,575.90 an ounce on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange.


  
Tracking the most-active contracts, prices were still down 1.2% from the final trading day of last week. They settled with a loss of $1.10 on Thursday, which marked their third straight decline. Read about why gold fell and what to do next.
The jobs data will “likely silence those calling for a phased withdrawal” of quantitative easing by the Federal Reserve — at least for awhile, said Peter Grant, chief market analyst at USAGold.

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Thursday, April 4, 2013

Stalhmarg



Stalhmarg creates socio-economic system, which brings perception, skills, facts and capital together. It is works with companies as investor, strategic advisor, board member and acting manager.  It is focusing on creating long term solutions through efficient utilization of funds in Healthcare, Technology, Renewable Energy and Tacit Knowledge Services. Simanta Das is the CEO. Jan Willem is the financial advisor. He has 30 years experience as in the area of Private equity, structured investments, M&A and Public Capital Markets. Jesh Wilson is the most efficient business representative of Stalhmarg Capital Asia.

Friday, October 12, 2012

Passion on Fashion TV

       Fashion TV is an international fashion and lifestyle broadcasting television channel. Founded in France by Michel Adam Lisowski, in 1997 is an international TV network exclusively dedicated to fashion, glamour and style and it is one of the most widely-distributed satellite channels in the world with a total of 500 million households in 193 countries, operating in five continents. Today, FashionTV is a multi-media platform offering the most comprehensive and fastest review of global fashion and is independently owned and operated from its Paris headquarters.





  

Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Investment Banking


Wilson passion was always into Investment Banking right from school days. He always wanted to be a banker and do deals and connect people, thus the ability to network and connect with people at all levels. He has travelled extensively and lived in Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Australia, India, USA and Brazil. However his connect is global and has put together deals globally and manages money for client’s internationally. This was how he became acquainted with Fashion TV.

Launched in Paris, Europe’s fashion capital, FTV’s initial strategy was to obtain a global dominance of the fashion-broadcasting sector. Within the first 10 years of its existence, FTV swiftly expanded towards other parts of the world, thus established global hegemony in Fashion and Lifestyle events. Soon after that, FTV became a reference guide for fashion on television also in other uncharted countries.



   He believed that every media source (like newspapers, television, journals, periodicals) will have an unique niche for its fashion sections so he put his faith behind fashion TV and as Michel Adam, the founder of fashion TV built Fashion TV to be the best brand globally in the luxury and fashion space it naturally became a runaway success. He thus involved myself in raising capital for Fashion TV through private equity offer at Merrill Lynch. Eventually he was very instrumental in helping Fashion TV to go public in 2009. From then there is no looking back for Fashion TV.

   Fashion TV also earns revenues from its franchises by providing their brand name to independent franchisees like accessories shops, beauty salons, lounges, bars, resorts and hotels. Some of the franchisees by Fashion TV are F Bar, F Studio, F Hotels, F Garments, F Parties, and F Shops, F residences, F vodka and F beverages

Since he is the strategic advisor to Michel Adam, the founder and chairman of Fashion TV, his main area of focus is on promoting franchises on the Fashion TV as a brand. This model has been successfully implemented in most countries and now he is working on a deal for India.