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Well, as far as informational advantage, all company related information seems to be public - balance sheets, conference calls, etc. Are you referring to inform
by kyro 18y ago
Well, as far as informational advantage, all company related information seems to be public - balance sheets, conference calls, etc. Are you referring to information that deals with the second to second fluctuations of stock prices due to sell-offs and fund activity?
Are there any services that help to narrow the informational gap between common investors and professional managers?
- aswanson 18y agoIf there are, everyone has access to the information, neutralizing it's utility to you. A few things you might want to read: http://www.wallstreetselfdefensemanual.com/the_wall_street_selfdefen/2007/02/7_meet_your_com.html http://www.wallstreetselfdefensemanual.com/the_wall_street_s... http://www.sanfranmag.com/story/best-investment-advice-youll-never-get http://www.sanfranmag.com/story/best-investment-advice-youll...
- Retric 18y agoThe only real advantage open to you is a better understanding of the industry than most investors. EX: Buying dell in 1995, the market is booming and they have a good reputation so you do the math and think they are undervalued.