A Shareholder
The Choice of a common stock is a single act, its ownership is a continuing process. Certainly there is just as much reason to exercise care and judgment in being a shareholder as in becoming one. – Banjamin Graham and David Dodd.
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I'm Gurinder nesting in UK working as a Software Engineer in Telecom. I started this blog to note down my activities; mainly regarding financial engineering and news. It's not to advise someone, just mear to record for myself; although comments are more than welcome. More interested in my life its here.
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