Author(s):  
H. Cem Sayin ◽  
Sinan Çakan

People or companies canalize their money to consumption or retain it for the future. Their desire to use their savings to obtain extra income gave birth to the concept of investment. They do this in a frame of expectations about the future. Expectations are the foundation of all investment decisions. This chapter focuses on how an investment and portfolio management process should be and explains different portfolio management strategies. It also includes different types of stock investments. The chapter intends to teach how one can choose a stock and manage money effectively. For this aim, the chapter includes value investment style, growth investment sytle, technical investment style, momentum investment style, fundamental investment style, and beyond. It is very important to know which strategy best fits your aims and your characteristics, so you will be able to learn this through this chapter. In addition, it is important to know how these strategies can used together effectively. In this chapter, an investor will find answers to questions about stock investment.


Author(s):  
Laurent Cicurel ◽  
José Luis Bas Uribe ◽  
Sergio Bellido Gonzalez ◽  
Jesús Contreras ◽  
José-Manuel López-Cobo ◽  
...  

Offering public access to efficient transactional stock market functionalities is of interest to all banks and bank users. Traditional service oriented architecture (SOA) technology succeeds at providing reasonable, good Web-based brokerage solutions, but may lack extensibility possibilities. By introducing Semantic Web Services (SWS) as a way to integrate third party services from distributed service providers, we propose in this chapter an innovative way to offer online real-time solutions that are easy-to-use for customers. The combined use of ontologies and SWS allows different users to define their own portfolio management strategies regardless of the information provider. In deed the semantic layer is a powerful way to integrate the information of many providers in an easy way. With due regard for more development of security technological issues, research on SWS has shown that the deployment of the technology in commercial solutions is within sight.


Author(s):  
H. Cem Sayin ◽  
Sinan Çakan

People or companies canalize their money to consumption or retain it for the future. Their desire to use their savings to obtain extra income gave birth to the concept of investment. They do this in a frame of expectations about the future. Expectations are the foundation of all investment decisions. This chapter focuses on how an investment and portfolio management process should be and explains different portfolio management strategies. It also includes different types of stock investments. The chapter intends to teach how one can choose a stock and manage money effectively. For this aim, the chapter includes value investment style, growth investment sytle, technical investment style, momentum investment style, fundamental investment style, and beyond. It is very important to know which strategy best fits your aims and your characteristics, so you will be able to learn this through this chapter. In addition, it is important to know how these strategies can used together effectively. In this chapter, an investor will find answers to questions about stock investment.


2011 ◽  
Vol 12 (1) ◽  
pp. 5-23 ◽  
Author(s):  
Aleksandras Vytautas Rutkauskas ◽  
Adomas Ginevičius

There are two principal problems arising for marketing management: first—the increase of marketing ability to use effectively its resources, and second—to inventory the risks influencing marketing activity in order to develop their management strategy. Considering exceptional riskiness of marketing, the solution of marketing efficiency problems is not separable from identification of risks, influencing marketing, and their management strategies development. Integrated analysis of marketing efficiency and risk management problems is performed in two ways. First, a marketing risks portfolio management situation is analysed in such a way that resources, intended for risk management, are distributed among the means of decreasing value at risk in such a manner that the overall value of risk, i.e. the resultant of all risk values, would be minimal. Second, based on the expert efficiency estimates for a unit of costs in every element of marketing structure, a distribution of costs is pursued which would uphold the best increase of marketinggenerated marginal utility. To find the solution, imitative modeling and stochastic optimization methods are used. Santrauka Kyla dvi pagrindines marketingo valdymo problemos: pirma—tai marketingo gebejimo efektyviai naudoti jam skirtus išteklius didinimas, antra—inventorizuoti marketingo veiklai itak daranèias rizikas, siekiant parengti ju valdymo strategij. Atsižvelgiant i išskirtini marketingo rizikingum, jo efektyvumo problemu sprendimas neatsiejamas nuo riziku, daranèiu poveiki marketingui, identifikavimo ir ju valdymo strategiju sukurimo. Straipsnyje marketingo efektyvumas ir rizikos valdymo problemos nagrinejamos dviem budais. Pirmas—nagrinejama marketingo riziku portfelio valdymo situacija, kai ištekliai, skirti rizikai valdyti, dalijami tarp priemoniu, skirtu riziku vertei mažinti (Value at Risk), taip, kad bendroji rizikos verte, t. y. visu rizikos verèiu atstojamoji, butu minimali. Antras—remiantis ekspertu efektyvumo iverèiais snaudu vienetui kiekviename marketingo strukturos elemente, ieškomas toks snaudu padalijimas, kuris puoseletu naudingiausi marketingo sukuriamo ribinio naudingumo prieaugi. Sprendimams rasti pasitelkti imitacinio modeliavimo ir stochastinio optimizavimo metodai.


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