When Bob Moriarty writes about a company,
share prices of those companies tend to go up quite a bit, and the volume spikes up as well.
Not exact matches
The
share price of dividend paying
companies tend to fair better in periods
of market turbulance because
of their steady income.
«I
tend to avoid the
shares of weaker
companies, even if their
shares are selling at depressed
prices.
Without the possibility
of a
company being bought out,
share prices tend to suffer.
When economic conditions change or a key product falls out
of favour there
tends to be downside to both the
company's profits and multiple leading to a significant
share price fall.
Micro-cap stocks involve substantially greater risks
of loss and
price fluctuations becuase their earnings and revenues
tend to be less predictable (and some
companies may be experiencing significant losses), their
share prices tend to be more volatile, and their markets less liquid than
companies with larger market capitalizations.
Smaller high - growth
companies tend to outperform their larger peers over the long - term and hugely successful ones are referred to as the five or ten — baggers which is the term used to describe stocks which have increased five to ten times in
share price over a length
of time, usually three, five or ten years.
Accordingly, the Net Asset Value (NAV)
of the listed property
company rises consistently and so does the
share price which
tends to be NAV driven.