Is within a means of access to bet/profit on the belief that the relinquish curve will flatten?
Is there an investment or combination of investments that you could invest within if you believe that the 5-10 year treasury security let go curve will flatten?This type of investment should be designed so it will do well if interest rates jump generally up, or move about generally down, so long as the curve flattens. It should lose if the curve steepens.
Answers: Buy 13-week T-bills and short 10-year corporate bonds. It's private to short US Treasury securities unless you are a dealer.
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What else is a good and simple site to trade surrounded by forex market?Answers: Beton is ok. Wizetrade is a better site.
Where can I look up the Book Value of a company? Is there a place to do that?
Answers: for any public company do the following:
go to: www.finance.yahoo.com
enter the ticker symbol of the company you are interested in
on the L hand side there is a long menu, under the company heading there is a button labeled: Key Statistics. click it.
on the 4th line up from the bottom on the left side it lists the book value per share. take that and multiply it by the number of shares outstanding (19th line up on the right side) and that is the book value of the company.
book value, you mean the company's porfilo.
If the company is public, yes but i don't think you can if its not public..
than again im not sure
The book value can be discovered by looking at the balance sheet; it is the net value of the business (assets minus liabilities), which in turn you can divide this by the number of outstanding shares to get the book value per share.
All public US companies are required to file with the SEC and you can find all those filings here:
http://www.sec.gov/edgar/searchedgar/web...
The annual reports are the 10-K filings.