The scholarships granted by the Finnish Foundation for Share Promotion are mainly awarded for postgraduate studies, research related to stock markets and for continuous education.
The application period for the scholarships ends on the 28th of March 2013, before when applicants may send their free-form applications to the Foundation.
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Henri Elo, Chief Analyst for Balance Consulting and a blog writer for Kauppalehti went through the five-year-old Shareholder’s to do list of the Finnish Foundation for Share Promotion.
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1. Evaluate businesses, not stock rates
In the long term, stock profits are based on company profitability and growth, reflected as dividends and increased stock value. Nearly all of the companies producing the best value for their shareholders have one thing in common: better than average stock profitability and growth. Understanding businesses prevents you from making the mistake of selling the shares of healthy companies with a strong foundation on a bad day.
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French Banker Jean-Pierre Pinatton wants to get rid of rapid machine-based high frequency trading (HFT).
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Lauri Rosendahl, CEO of the Helsinki Stock Exchange, sees nothing dramatically new in securities trading with machines.
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