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"The Online Financial Dictionary for Investors"

An investing approach that was made popular by Peter Lynch, that uses a hybrid of growth and value investing to buy stocks at a reasonable price with excellent growth potential.

Tuesday, Feb 9

Hierarchy

Zero-sum game

Deputy Chairman

Blockbusting

Amalgamation

SIMPLE IRA

SEP-IRA

Key performance indicators

KPI

Itemized deduction

1.	Notes payable

Beta

Equity

4.	Contra asset

Revenue

6.	Capital income

Yield

Credit

Bond

10.

Turnover

11.	Collateral

12.

Dividend

13.

Commerce

14.	Capital expenditures

15.	Overweight

Findependence Day Jonathan Chevreau discusses his recent novel, Findependence Day, whose characters respond to a financial panic that is very similar to the one we have recently experienced.
An Artificial Recovery Fidelity Investments' Bruce Johnstone says he doubts whether the economic recovery can be sustained because the Fed is running out of ammunition and the consumer is broke.
Investors Benefit from Social Networking Jonathan Chevreau, personal finance columnist for the Financial Post, explains why he thinks individual investors can benefit from social networking Web sites.
Hiding Bad Bets Started With Enron Portfolio manager John Stephenson, who started his career with Enron, draws interesting parallels between our recent financial crisis and the downfall of Enron.
Will a U-Shaped Recovery Become a ''V''? Louis Navellier, editor of Emerging Growth, says the recovery is picking up steam, but says interest rates are likely to remain low for a while.

Findependence Day

Jonathan Chevreau discusses his recent novel, Findependence Day, whose characters respond to a financial panic that is very similar to the one we have recently experienced.

An Artificial Recovery

Fidelity Investments' Bruce Johnstone says he doubts whether the economic recovery can be sustained because the Fed is running out of ammunition and the consumer is broke.

Investors Benefit from Social Networking

Jonathan Chevreau, personal finance columnist for the Financial Post, explains why he thinks individual investors can benefit from social networking Web sites.

Hiding Bad Bets Started With Enron

Portfolio manager John Stephenson, who started his career with Enron, draws interesting parallels between our recent financial crisis and the downfall of Enron.

Will a U-Shaped Recovery Become a ''V''?

Louis Navellier, editor of Emerging Growth, says the recovery is picking up steam, but says interest rates are likely to remain low for a while.

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