Richard Gillmann's Stock Market Newsletter

For The Individual Investor

 

Here you will find posted my thoughts on the stock market and its future direction. Who am I to write a stock market commentary? I've followed the stock market for forty years, been investing since I was a teenager, even worked as a runner on the Chicago Board of Trade as a summer job. But I have no special qualification other than as an individual investor. Over the years I have moved from a purely technical approach to mostly a fundamentalist one, with asset allocation and leverage always in mind. My comments come to you free of charge, and I'm not trying to sell you anything - I'm not in the brokerage business in any way. I do own stocks and often comment on ones I own, so fair warning. I hope you will find what I write here interesting. Feel free to email me with your thoughts on the market.

The following is for informational purposes only, and is not a recommendation to buy or sell. No responsibility is taken for any profits or losses stemming from action taken based on what is written here.

DateTopic
Jan. 15, 2002 Tech Buffettology 2002

Apr. 2, 2001 Tech Buffettology 2001

Sep. 24, 2000 Stocks Getting Cheaper
Mar. 22, 2000 Looking For Biotech Buys
Jan. 11, 2000 Selling Calls Against Employee Stock Options

Nov. 16, 1999 Tech Buffettology - One Year Later
Nov. 7, 1999 Dow Buffettology - One Year Later
Aug. 28, 1999Employee Stock Options
May 26, 1999When To Sell
Apr. 29, 1999How To Read An Annual Report (Part I)
Apr. 17, 1999Dangerously High?
Feb. 26, 1999The Dell Dip
Jan. 29, 1999Can't PEG Internet Stocks? Try PSG
Jan. 18, 1999Mutual Funds - Buy Now?

Dec. 31, 1998Walking The Dogs
Dec. 15, 1998Invest Along With Microsoft?
Dec. 6, 1998Buffettology Applied To Tech Stocks
Nov. 23, 1998Stock Market Returns
Nov. 15, 1998Microsoft
Nov. 7, 1998Buffettology
Nov. 1, 1998Internet Stocks, Part 2
Oct. 25, 1998Contrary Opinion
Oct. 20, 1998Internet Stocks
Oct. 10, 1998Asset Allocation
Oct. 3, 1998Dow Theory


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