Understanding Company News
Autor Rodney Hobsonen Limba Engleză Paperback – 31 ian 2010
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781906659226
ISBN-10: 1906659222
Pagini: 231
Dimensiuni: 139 x 218 x 19 mm
Greutate: 0.31 kg
Editura: HARRIMAN HOUSE LTD
Locul publicării:United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1906659222
Pagini: 231
Dimensiuni: 139 x 218 x 19 mm
Greutate: 0.31 kg
Editura: HARRIMAN HOUSE LTD
Locul publicării:United Kingdom
Cuprins
Section A - The rules
Chapter one - The right to be informed
- Why we need a set of rules covering stock market announcements
- What would happen if we did not have announcements
- How the stock exchange was transformed
- EU harmonisation
Chapter two - The rules that companies must follow
- The regulations covering company announcements
- Keeping a level playing field
- The role of the house broker and other advisers including financial PRs
- What companies are obliged to tell shareholders
- The obligation to keep all analysts covering a particular stock equally informed
- What happens when a company hosts a site visit for fund managers and journalists.
Chapter three - RNS and alternative news sources
- What is RNS, when did it start and how it was established to disseminate information rapidly and effectively?
- The effect of computers and modern telecoms in spreading news
- How private investors can use the internet to filter out announcements that they are interested in
- How quickly can private investors gain access to announcements?
Section B - Regular statements
Chapter four - Trading statements
Chapter five - Profit figures
Section C – One-off statements
Chapter six - Alerts
- Unusual movement in share price
- Profit and trading alerts
Chapter seven - Takeover approaches
- Receiving and making approaches
- Understanding the statement issued when a bid lapses
Chapter eight - Directors' deals
- How reliable a guide are they to how the company is doing?
- The distortion caused by the exercising of share options and selling the shares immediately
- The dangers of shares overhanging the market
Chapter nine - other non-routine issues
- Share placings and rights issues, appointments and resignations of directors, AGM and EGM voting
Section D - Trading tips
Chapter ten - Does it work?
- How news slips out despite stringent controls
- Examples of where the market got it wrong
- Sifting facts from rumours
Chapter eleven - Golden rules
Appendix
- The rules on announcements
- Text of The European Transparency Directive
Chapter one - The right to be informed
- Why we need a set of rules covering stock market announcements
- What would happen if we did not have announcements
- How the stock exchange was transformed
- EU harmonisation
Chapter two - The rules that companies must follow
- The regulations covering company announcements
- Keeping a level playing field
- The role of the house broker and other advisers including financial PRs
- What companies are obliged to tell shareholders
- The obligation to keep all analysts covering a particular stock equally informed
- What happens when a company hosts a site visit for fund managers and journalists.
Chapter three - RNS and alternative news sources
- What is RNS, when did it start and how it was established to disseminate information rapidly and effectively?
- The effect of computers and modern telecoms in spreading news
- How private investors can use the internet to filter out announcements that they are interested in
- How quickly can private investors gain access to announcements?
Section B - Regular statements
Chapter four - Trading statements
Chapter five - Profit figures
Section C – One-off statements
Chapter six - Alerts
- Unusual movement in share price
- Profit and trading alerts
Chapter seven - Takeover approaches
- Receiving and making approaches
- Understanding the statement issued when a bid lapses
Chapter eight - Directors' deals
- How reliable a guide are they to how the company is doing?
- The distortion caused by the exercising of share options and selling the shares immediately
- The dangers of shares overhanging the market
Chapter nine - other non-routine issues
- Share placings and rights issues, appointments and resignations of directors, AGM and EGM voting
Section D - Trading tips
Chapter ten - Does it work?
- How news slips out despite stringent controls
- Examples of where the market got it wrong
- Sifting facts from rumours
Chapter eleven - Golden rules
Appendix
- The rules on announcements
- Text of The European Transparency Directive
Notă biografică
Rodney Hobson is an experienced financial journalist who has held senior editorial positions with publications in the UK and Asia, most recently as Editor of Hemscott, the financial news and information website.
Among posts he has held are News Editor for the Business section of The Times, Business Editor of the Singapore Monitor, Deputy Business Editor of the Far Eastern Economic Review, Head of News at Citywire and Editor of Shares magazine. He has also contributed to the Daily Mail, the Independent and Business Franchise Magazine.
He is registered as a Representative with the Financial Services Authority.
Rodney is married with one daughter.
Among posts he has held are News Editor for the Business section of The Times, Business Editor of the Singapore Monitor, Deputy Business Editor of the Far Eastern Economic Review, Head of News at Citywire and Editor of Shares magazine. He has also contributed to the Daily Mail, the Independent and Business Franchise Magazine.
He is registered as a Representative with the Financial Services Authority.
Rodney is married with one daughter.
Descriere
The author of "Shares Made Simple" and "Small Companies, Big Profit" is back with this essential read for all private investors. Containing everything from the rules companies must follow to how investors can benefit from company news, this book is a necessary resource.