Investing
One thing I realized is that I have developed several "rules" that have helped me make significant gains over the years. For instance, there are 10 trading principles that I use to guide my trading.
Dollar-cost-averaging sounds like a great way to buy stock. There's just one thing. It doesn't work.
During times like this, when the economy slows and discretionary spending dries up, there are still some products that people keep on buying.
The worst thing you can do in a recession? No, it's not doing nothing. It's selling at the wrong time.
If I told you there is a stock that more than doubled during the last recession, would you be interested? UST Incorporated (UST) did just that.
A falling market - like the one we're in now - can make the most knowledgeable investors look like fools.
Are you looking forward to getting your rebate check from the government? Have you decided how you are going to spend it?
How do you invest in a sector where profits are zooming? Simple. Invest in the enablers.
There's nothing good about a recession but the best thing you can do for your portfolio is to invest in stocks in the middle of one.
If you're nervous about rushing into the tech sector consider looking at telecom and semiconductor stocks from overseas instead of the U.S.
Strategies for making money while investing in an economic recession.
Easy money and tight credit. It's like the lion lying with the lamb. It shouldn't happen. But instead, that's what we've got.
Companies can increase investors’ returns by buying back their shares.
With the market struggling over the past few months, you might be wondering whether to lower your stock holdings. You can keep an eye on two things that can save your portfolio.
Six easy-to-follow rules are the only thing that stands between you and hitting the income jackpot.
Investing isn't about conquering your emotions. It's about handling them. If you have a handle on your emotions without using any of the above tools (or other tools of your choosing), you're the rare investor indeed.
When dealing with stock-market gurus, I've met a lot of characters - some brilliant men without a trace of honesty and some honest men without a trace of intelligence.
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