list of sites

http://www.investopedia.com/articles/01/082201.asp

http://www.shortsqueeze.com/?symbol=aapl&submit=Short+Quote%99

http://www.investorvillage.com/smbd.asp?mb=134&mn=21321&pt=msg&mid=2957994

Short Selling and Undervalued Stocks

With all the volility into the markets, I've been spending more time looking at the markets.

Although I am late to the party with most companies seeing very big losses over the last few months, Im going to focus down on a few industry sectors that still have troubled times ahead and short sell certain shares.

Alongside that, Im going to go long on a few sectors that I think can perform well through the recessions.

Sectors/companies in decline:
Building Materials/Construction
Retail
Consumer goods/Fashion
Automotive


Sector/Companies showing prospect:
Hobby based sectors
Fishing/Outdoor equipment
Discount Retailers

Day 1: Start of Reseach

I've identifed that in the U.K all company liquidations are manage by insolvency practioners that are appointed by the courts.

Next step is to contact local IP's in taunton to see if they are legally allowed to give details of liquidations or whether there is public information at the courts.

Local IP'S covering the south west

http://www.zettai.net/find/south-west/insolvency-practitioners/

Day 1: The idea

Simple idea...

The financial world is in doom and gloom at the moment. 'credit crunch' has become the zeitgeist phrase used to define your mood or otherwise as an excuse to stay in infront of the tube.

The idea is simple, take £10,000 and turn it into £100,000 before the 31st December 2009.

The process will be to look at companies that have gone into liquidation and to buy up there stock/assets that are available for below market value prices.