Through online trading, you can easily buy or sell thousands of stocks. Orders are routed through the brokers online system to the particular stock exchange and executed within a few seconds, usually without any manual intervention. Online investing is different from day trading. In day trading, an individual buys and sells shares in a very [...]
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Online Trading: Should You be a Trader or Investor?
December 16th, 2009 
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September 27th, 2009 Admin There are the three reasons why market structure matters to IR practitioners: right answers to questions, right places for IR time and effort, right IR measurements. Let’s look at how options expirations apply to these actions. Last week saw the expiration of monthly options. At ModernIR, we noticed that overall market structure changed in advance [...]
Posted in Articles Tags: baltic market awards, investor relations, nasdaq omx, stock exchange, stocks, teo lt, vilnius 1 Comment »Insights to new generation of Investor Relations. New frame work, new work flow – better relationships with stockholders & accelerated company growth
September 25th, 2009 Admin Fueled by continued financial chaos, increased demands from existing and potential investors, and heightened examination by regulators, the press and the general public, the role of Investor Relations department and independent consultants will prove to be ever-more vital to the firm’s survival. Current processes of IR luck structure and a frame work that would foster [...]