Böcker av Rodney Hobson

States that while most big fund managers and private investors seek the apparent safety of the largest stocks, the best investment ideas can be found among smaller companies whose shares are quoted on the London Stock Exchange. This presents case studies demonstrating the successes, failures and potential of small companies.

A Christian's growth is dependent on what they say they know regarding Christ and what they say they believe about Christ and the application of those beliefs in their circumstances. The Bible is filled with examples of men and women who believed in God and Christ, yet struggled to believe what they heard, read, and said they believed. Abraham and Sarah, Zechariah, Jesus disciples, Paul, and others had issues of believing what they heard or what was written in scripture. What does it mean when a person says, "I believe in God?" How does unbelief affect what a Christian believes? Does what a person believes limit their ability to produce the truths of Christ and its results in their lives? This book is written to explore the challenges of believing the Word of God and learning how to produce the results of those beliefs in their lives.

What shares are and how they are bought and sold; why share prices go up and down; why some companies' shares look cheap while others appear to be expensive; and, the hidden traps for the unwary. This title sets out to create a level playing field between the stock market professionals and the small investor.

Rodney Hobson has produced the first definitive guide to scams, categorising the different types, listing tell-tale signs and advising how to spot a fraudster and avoid becoming the next victim. This makes the basic principles behind each type of scam more recognisable and it shows how scams have evolved and re-emerged through time.

Helps you to build a balanced share portfolio that provides dividend income, whether you're just starting out or ready to retire. This title includes real-life examples and offers an analysis.

Running an efficient portfolio of shares means buying and selling the shares that make the most sense for you, and at the right time and price. This title sets out how to do this without having to be a financial expert or full-time trader. It takes the reader through the process, giving helpful examples and real-life case studies.

Looks at company announcements, focussing on those issued through the London Stock Exchange by listed companies. This title explains rules and shows how to make sense of the announcements; enabling investors and others to take informed decisions.