Tim Lincoln shares his insights on the Lincoln Financial Health model including how it was derived and its refinement over the last 25 years. He explains how the model has helped thousands of retail investors accurately identify financially strong companies from potential failures.

 

Tim Lincoln guides you through the nine investment principles for successful stock selection. This disciplined nine-step process assesses a company's Financial Health, management quality, share price value, liquidity, share price trend, company size, principal activities and company announcements.

 

While the stock market can be volatile over short periods, it continues to deliver strong long-term performance compared to other asset classes. Tim Lincoln looks at the recent performance of the stock market and explains why Australian shares is an essential asset class for investors.

 

Learn more about Lincoln's academic heritage and the evolution of Dr Lincoln's Financial Health model. Tim Lincoln explains how this groundbreaking research has become the core of Lincoln's business and stock market solutions today.

 

Tim Lincoln explains the philosophy, process and people behind Lincoln's Managed Investments solutions.

 

Tim Lincoln discusses the evolution of Dr Lincoln's Financial Health model and its application to Lincoln's business, investment methodology and investment solutions.

 

For the 2009 Lincoln User Group Meeting Tim Lincoln interviews Ivor Ries the Head of Research for E.L. & C Baillieu Stockbroking about his investment tools, techniques and on his share market outlook for 2010.

 

Economic commentator and Melbourne University Associate Professor Neville Norman was involved in the recent revalidation of Lincoln's Financial Health model. Find out what he has to say.

 

Economic commentator and Melbourne University Associate Professor Neville Norman talks about the Lincoln Financial Health model and revalidation process.

 

Dr Merv Lincoln and Tim Lincoln share exclusive insights into the Lincoln Financial Health model.