Tech check

Article Abstract:

Although high technology stocks plummeted in the latter part of 2000, and early 2001, the technology sector is still extremely important for growth in the market. Although investment managers doubt the ability of high technology stocks to return to their previous glory, investors can still enjoy success with these stocks, depending on selection and timing.

United States, Finance, Stock-exchange, Stock exchanges, High technology

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Balancing act

Article Abstract:

Almost 32% of Australian adults own shares directly in 1999, which is double the number of people four years ago. The major factor driving this growth has been the privatization of Telstra, AMP, National Mutual and Colonial Mutual, Commonwealth Bank, and others. While the growth has been beneficial, most investors have unbalanced share portfolios.

Economic aspects, Environmental aspects, Privatization, Privatization (Business)

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Make mine money

Article Abstract:

The investment potential of resource company stocks in the Australian market is assessed. The history of their market slide and recent gains in position are evaluated.

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