Are high Dividend Yield, low Price / Earnings (P/E) ratio, and low Price / Earnings to Growth (PEG) ratio good indicators of future share price performance -- as conventional wisdom would suggest? Did high yield stocks (the Yield Stars) perform much better than low yield stocks (the Yield Dogs) in recent years? Did low P/E stocks (the P/E Stars) perform much better than high P/E stocks (the P/E Dogs)? What about PEG Stars vs. PEG Dogs? In this book I put company fundamentals on trial, using real historic data and specially annotated charts as evidence. In weighing up the evidence I consider whether the buy-and-hold investor had any advantage over the market timer, and whether stock picking would have been more effective than index investing. "Great book for traders. The research is outstanding and spot-on" - Jason Starzec, NoStressTrading.com Online resources at www.lotontech.com/ontrial
Tony Loton is a self-publishing consultant who helps authors take their manuscripts all the way to retail distribution on Amazon and other retail web sites using print-on-demand platforms like CreateSpace and Lulu.com.
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When not providing publishing services, Tony is a prolific writer for on-line and print journals including The Motley Fool (UK), Barclays Stockbrokers "Smart Investor" magazine and Traders' magazine.
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As a former IT consultant and consultancy practice manager, Tony has published many IT feature articles and books including the most recent "UML Software Design with Visual Studio 2010"
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