Hermes Econometrics — Information for InvestorsArticles from The Papyrus — A publication of Hermes Econometrics for InvestorsThe Role of Objectivity- April 25, 2003 Emotions and subjectivity can play an undesirable role in a person's ability to execute buy and sell decisions that ultimately determine results. The real scenario described in the accompanying article will help you to experience what happened in September, 2001 from the viewpoint of an asset manager.http://www.econ101.com/hermes/Newsletters/nl2001fl1.html How Hermes Parallels The Fed To Protect Your Investment- April 22, 2003 When on Wall Street, Do as the Fed does.http://www.econ101.com/hermes/Newsletters/nl2001su2.html Investing In The 21st Century — Rational Exuberance- April 11, 2003 The Markets of 2000 and 2001 have shattered the expectation of investors. Did you think stocks were automatically safe and profitable if you held them long enough Many did and many have lost money. The 1990's marked a pinnacle of prosperity for equity investors. In contrast, today's investors are speculating how much lower the market will go. It is important to understand market declines and how to protect against them.http://www.econ101.com/hermes/Newsletters/nl2001su1.html A Modern Day Fairy Tale — GRIM but True- April 3, 2003 There once was a happy dollar. It was so happy with all the news it had heard about the NASDAQ candy store on Pleasure Island, it had to go see for itself. There was candy everywhere in 1999! So the happy dollar ate and ate and ate. It ate so much that it grew to $1.86!! All in one happy year.http://www.econ101.com/hermes/Newsletters/nl2000fl3.html |