High Flying Stock: L International Computers, Inc. The Next DELL?

L International Computers, Inc. is a publicly traded company on the pink sheets under stock symbol LITL. According to a recent press release, the company designs, manufactures, markets and distributes high-performance, opulent PC/Windows

Understanding Convertible And Reverse Convertible Bonds

The issuer or buyer issues bonds to the creditor. If the market value of the collateral or amount of the bond increases, then the value of the convertible bond also goes up. If the value of the material on which the bond has been issued decreases, the bond will decrease in price. Convertible and reverse […]

Weighing The High Risks And High Returns Of Junk Bonds

Junk bonds are similar to regular bonds. They are IOUs from an organization or corporation, which specify the principal amount it shall pay back. The date on which this payment of principal will be made is known as the date of maturity. The interest amount to be paid is known as the coupon. The interest […]

Beta Analyzing The Risk Profile Of Stocks

Who would not like to possess an exact measurement of risk outlined in front of them before taking any decision? Everyone involved with risky ventures wishes they could impart a precise figure to the associated risk. This risk is implied in any crucial decisions especially in the case of stocks.
Stocks are a tempting bargain. The […]

Wal-Mart Takes on Wall Street

Whether people like or hate Wal-mart, the large retail chain store, there is one thing they do agree on. Wal-mart has cornered the market on merchandising products that average middle class American families can afford. Widely criticized for putting “mom and pop places” out of business and not paying their employees fair wages, the company […]

What is Naked Short Selling?

Naked short selling or naked shorting is an illegal stock trading practice, in which investors sell a particular stock which they do not possess and can not borrow. In capital markets, this practice is called Fail to Deliver (FTD), since the seller fails to deliver the shares to the buyer. In ordinary short selling, an […]

Going Public via Initial or Direct Public Offering: The Role of an Investor Relations Firm

Depending on the size and nature of a public offering, it may be necessary to hire a separate investor relations firm. In many instances, both direct and initial public offerings can benefit from the services of professional investor relations assistance.
For a company going public with an initial public offering, […]

Sole Proprietor Or Partnership? The Pros And Cons Of Each

When getting your new business started, one of the most important decisions will be the choice of a legal structure that best suits your needs and the needs of your particular business. In today’s article we will explain what a sole proprietorship means and how it may best suit your business structure, as well as […]

How to Issue Shares

The Companies Act and its own constitution bind a company when it comes to matters related to managing its affairs. A company’s board of directors possesses the power of issuing shares. However, these powers are restricted to the proviso of the Companies Act and the company’s constitution. The board normally determines the amount of money […]

Understanding Shareholder Resolutions And Why They’re Rejected

Shareholders can bring a proposal for certain resolutions as part of the company’s annual meeting procedures. In order to file a proposal a shareholder must own at least $2,000 worth of shares or roughly 1% of all shares in a company and own these shares for a minimum period of one year as per the […]