What is an investment survey in value?
Value investment survey is a published analysis of approximately 1700 companies that are traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), NASDAQ and on the over -the -counter market. The investment survey of Line uses the timeliness evaluation to predict future shares. According to the company's website by www.valueline.com, the stock portfolio of the shares of the number-one-ranks for timeliness in 1965 and updated at the beginning of each year, until the end of December 2008 it gained 28,913 percent.
The survey itself consists of three parts. The evaluation and messages section contains one page about each company. The summary and the index part contains an index of all survey and information supplies that will help investors choose shares for their investment goals. Selecting and opinions include forecasts, statistics and portfolio of the model. Many investors who have enrolled to subscribe to the investment survey of value keeps the survey every week and stores them in large green or black binders provided by the value lineand.
shares included in the investment survey are also traded as an index. The index, known as the index of the value of the composite index, is traded on the Futures market on the Kansas City Commercial Council. The index is calculated using the arithmetic diameter. This method consists in adding a percentage change of all shares in the index and then distributing the number of inventories in the index. This method results in a value that is more similar to the change of portfolio, which held all shares in the same amount, compared to the geometric average that WA was used by the line of value until 1988.
The composite line index is the same weighted index, sometimes called an indexed index. This means that each stock is given the same weight in the index, unlike weighing on the basis of its market capitalization. On the other hand, Standard & Poor's 500 Index®, also known as the S&P 500®, is an index weighted to the market, each stock intied at the reimbursement market value. An equally weighted index has less chance that the index value is dramatically affected by one supply.