|Articles|September 16, 2008

Physician's Money Digest

  • September15 2003
  • Volume 10
  • Issue 17

Forget Stock Tips

Never listen to rumors, tips, or insideinformation when considering a stockpurchase. Always be wary of this information,whether it comes from a physiciancolleague, friend, or your favoritefinancial columnist. Many an investor hasgone down in financial flames thanks to a"hot tip." Rely on sounder methods forpicking portfolio gems. Before investing,always check into a company's stock performance.Investor homework: Alwaysobtain and read a company's prospectusand annual report. The easy road ofrumors and inside tips can never replacepersonally checking the dynamics thatproduce the stock's gain or loss.

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