Dividends & Stock Market

My best bowls: JDS Uniphase (JDSU)

This post is part 1 of 4 in the series My best bowls

In this personal account, the author shares his painful experience of investing in the technology bubble of the 2000s, particularly with JDSU shares. This edifying story reminds us of the importance of prudence in the stock market and the essential lessons to be learned from our financial failures, particularly relevant in times of stock market turbulence.

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More than 15% in the red, and then what?

The sharp fall in stock markets following the coronavirus crisis calls into question investor certainties and the extreme valuations observed in recent years. Faced with the imminent risk of recession and the still uncertain economic impact of the pandemic, the current correction could be just the beginning of a more difficult period for financial markets.

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Investing according to qualitative rather than quantitative criteria?

The importance of factual data and concrete results in the valuation of a company, beyond the speculations and rumors circulating on the web. A pragmatic analysis that reminds us that the real value of a company is measured by its tangible performances rather than by qualitative comments or risky forecasts.

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How to avoid the pitfalls when investing in the stock market and in particular in dividends

Discover the key things to check before investing in a company and avoid common stock market investing pitfalls. From financial health to dividend policies, the red flags to watch for will help you make more informed choices and protect your investment portfolio.

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