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07th September 2009
Ok, for all of you who prefer a tried and true real estate strategy that can pretty much weather any storm Buy and Hold is it. The Buy and Hold real estate investment strategy has been around since the beginning of time. It is, in my opinion, the safest, ... Read >
Author: Alan Friedman26th August 2009
If I read an article like this before I brought my Atlanta investment, I would have saved a lot of money and time. In this business or I guess any business, people will take advantage of you. They feel as if you’re what I like to say a new jack. This... Read >
Author: Khalid Johnson19th August 2009
Billionaires don't keep doing what they do in order to make more money, they already have more money than they could every need, but they still keep working. Billionaires do what they do because they love to do it. However, they do use profit as their sco... Read >
Author: PAWAN10th July 2009
Obviously the number of investors has increased as prices have dropped over the last year. Many of these investors are buying to fix and flip while others are buying and holding. Either way, more often than not, the homes will need work cosmetically. Rega... Read >
Author: Deaner05th July 2009
When it comes to your investments, diversification hasn't worked. The "Buy and hold" strategy has become "buy and hope." The one asset that could have helped stabilize your portfolio isn't ever recommended by CNBC or your financial adviser. That asset is ... Read >
Author: Doug "Digger" Eberhardt30th June 2009
The 1980's and 90's were a great time to be an investor in U.S. stocks. Practically any strategy could be used and an investor would make money. Common strategies included asset allocation, sector rotation, buy-and-hold, and the modern portfolio theory. O... Read >
Author: John Rothe26th June 2009
The stock market crash of 2008 lost many investors a lot of money, and had many other investors bailing out of stocks for the safety of savings and checking accounts, treasury bills and gold. However, it is still possible to invest - and yes, even make mo... Read >
Author: sarahsimmons30th May 2009
A day trader is a stock trader who holds a position with a stock for only a very limited time--sometimes merely several minutes--before he makes a trade with that stock. People who practice this are called day traders because most of their positions are o... Read >
Author: Peter Skotnicky20th May 2009
Stock Market timing is a misunderstood concept and there has been a lot of debate between the "buy and hold" crowd and active market timing practitioners about its success. Ironically, the biggest benefit of stock market timing strategies is rarely discu... Read >
Author: S.A. Smith12th May 2009
Behavioral Finance abandoned the quest of the efficient markets theory to find a rational, mathematical model to explain fluctuations in asset prices. Instead, behavioral finance looked to psychology to explain asset valuation and why prices rise and fall... Read >
Author: Robert Bell08th May 2009
As an investor in the turbulent world of stock markets you always will be tempted to sell your stock and book profits. That strategy definitely works fine but you may lose out on further upswing in the stock if the market is on an upswing. That is why the... Read >
Author: gaurav sharma07th May 2009
If you have been getting your stock picking advice from all of the financial talking heads lately, chances are that your stock portfolio has suffered serious losses. So, what do you do now? Do you stick with the same buy and hold...and hope routine that g... Read >
Author: John Williams01st April 2009
Caught in the uncertain and volatile markets of the past couple of months, I was finding it extremely difficult to yield consistent returns in short-term trading. My options included:
1. Getting out of trading (for now) and take a break.
2. Go with buy ... Read >
Author: David S.Y. Wong12th March 2009
The following are the top five surefire real estate strategies we use everyday in our real estate business. These five strategies do work… EVEN IN TODAY’S MARKET!
1. Wholesaling
2. Buy and hold
3. Rehabbing
4. Buying subject too or sub-2
5. ... Read >
Author: trscanhelp13th February 2009
Picking a stock is easy. Picking a stock that will generate a profit for its owner is quite difficult ... far more difficult than it was ever billed to be. The dot-com era that sprouted online trading and the term "self-directed investor" also fostered th... Read >
Author: James Brumley13th February 2009
Becoming rich and successful doesn't require that you be a guru in the internet world. There are so many different ways to make money in the world that I couldn't hope to list them all here.
However, I want to tell you about the 4 pillars of success - ... Read >
Author: James Racine10th February 2009
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Over the last 16 months, most stock markets have declined over 50%, and some individual companies have been wiped out completely. The effect on many individual portfolios has been devastating.
So, how does an investor ... Read >
Author: ScottProGolf06th February 2009
During the Great Housing Bubble, many speculators tried to make money through trading houses. The vast majority of these traders were not professionals but amateurs who thought they could be professionals. Most amateurs ended up losing money because they ... Read >
Author: Robert Bell01st February 2009
There is much to be considered before taking the plunge into self managed superannuation. Not least is the aspect of time. It takes a great deal of time to adequately invest money and when it's for your own and maybe your family members, then it's importa... Read >
Author: Mel C05th January 2009
Everybody wants to know if it is time to buy stocks and financial advisors, brokers and analyst are quick to say Yes because stock prices are cheap. If you are one of those investors asking if it is a good idea to buy stocks right now, then please take i... Read >
Author: Jorge Malo29th July 2008
Networking is an important skill in any business if the goal is a profitable business. The same holds true for real estate investing, at least on behalf of those who are serious about pursuing real estate investing as a business rather than a part time ho... Read >
Author: Om Kapoor04th June 2008
Like many of you, I am always looking for a new way to make a buck. Also like many of you, I have looked into a number of opportunities in several fields. For example, I have owned several pieces of real estate. I am currently a landlord and have been for... Read >
Author: Greg Cox06th February 2008
When it comes to investing in Canadian real estate properties, anytime is considered to be the best time to invest! Today the Canadian real estate is so wide and high it gives you numerous opportunities for real estate investors across Canada. Sometimes i... Read >
Author: Mejo06th February 2008
When it comes to investing in Canadian real estate properties, anytime is considered to be the best time to invest! Today the Canadian real estate is so wide and high it gives you numerous opportunities for real estate investors across Canada. Sometimes i... Read >
Author: Mejo31st January 2008
Whilst there are a number of different strategies which can be employed in stock market trading, from ultra short term daytrading to long term buy and hold strategies, there is a lot to be said for using momentum trading to ride a stock for maximum profit... Read >
Author: Mark Crisp21st January 2008
Networking is an important skill in any business if the goal is a profitable business. The same holds true for real estate investing, at least on behalf of those who are serious about pursuing real estate investing as a business rather than a part time ho... Read >
Author: Judson Voss06th November 2007
As I study the markets daily, I find a unique trade or see a stock that looks beautiful, technically, on one of my numerous monitors. Occasionally, I find myself curious how a Warren Buffet, or some other master in the market, would view it. I then tell... Read >
Author: Justin Blasi15th February 2007
Billionaires don't keep doing what they do in order to make more money, they already have more money than they could every need, but they still keep working. Billionaires do what they do because they love to do it. However, they do use profit as their sco... Read >
Author: JAMES DELROJO04th February 2007
Its so easy today to invest in the stock market. Place your order, press submit and you instantly can become a shareholder. Ask any officer of a publicly traded company, and they will tell you, they love when shareholders buy and hold. This helps the stoc... Read >
Author: Christopher Smith13th July 2006
Here's the issue. You bought a stock umpteen years ago that is now worth 10 times what you paid for it, but in the last 5 years its trading price seems to be super glued to the wall. You have always been a proponent of "buy and hold" and this stock seems ... Read >
Author: Glenn Dahlke23rd June 2006
Copyright 2006 Equitrend, Inc.
So much of what you hear in the financial press these days is so wrong, that one must consider most financial television and print to be strictly for entertainment purposes only. In this article, we're going to examine o... Read >
Author: john McClure18th June 2006
Copyright 2006 Equitrend, Inc.
It's important that you understand the impact that a bear market has on your capital. The give and take of your investment capital is not equal. If you placed $100 into an investment and it declined 50% to $50, what is th... Read >
Author: john McClure16th June 2006
Copyright 2006 Equitrend, Inc.
Much has been written about the virtues and dangers of active stock market trading, or "market timing."
Most of the pundits and so called "experts" will tell you that stock market timing doesn't work, that it's dangero... Read >
Author: john McClure26th May 2006
Two popular terms which often confuse investors are "trend following" and "momentum investing." Perhaps the most glaring commonality between these two is their blatant defiance of "buy and hold," the practice of selecting an investment and holding it ind... Read >
Author: Justin Lenarcic27th April 2006
Knowing the potential volatility of the Valentine's Day holiday, I'm going to skip the candy and flowers and head straight to the heart of the matter, for lack of a better metaphor. Everyone can get behind the concept of money, right? As in, more money ... Read >
Author: Alyson Mead27th May 2005
The bear market that showed up at the end of 2000 has every brokerage house—as well as the entire mutual fund industry—scrambling to find creative ways to boost both their image and bottom line. Unfortunately, this is often at the investors' expense.
F... Read >
Author: Ulli G. Niemann27th May 2005
A recent cartoon in my daily newspaper showed two guys sitting in a bar. One is saying to the other: "I did learn something from my broker...how to diversify my investment losses."
While this struck me as funny, there is certainly an element of truth t... Read >
Author: Ulli G. Niemann
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