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  • Can You Protect Your Portfolio from the Sales Teams?  By : Francis Kier
    The more money you have for investing the more pressure that investment salespeople will use to part you from your money.
  • Investing Psychology - Know Thyself  By : Kevin Erickson -
    America will continue to be the land of opportunity and regardless of what course our economy takes over the next few years, it's likely that investment opportunities will be numerous and attractive. Companies driven by the ever increasing advancements in technology will emerge, while older companies, out of necessity, will come forth with new products. One industry or another will enjoy a boom period relative to the rest. And, of course there will be casualties - there alway...
  • Speculators and Speculation  By : Steve Gillman
    Speculators get a bad rap because the role of speculation in the economy isn't understood. Maybe we need more speculation, not less.
  • Is There Really A Magic Formula For Investing?  By : Geoff Gannon -
    One question almost every investor asks at some point is whether it is possible to achieve above market returns by selecting a diversified group of stocks according to some formula, rather than having to evaluate each stock from every angle. There are obvious advantages to such a formulaic approach. For the individual, the amount of time and effort spent caring for his investments would be reduced, leaving more time for him to spend on more enjoyable and fulfilling tasks. For...
  • Invest Smartly  By : Dr. Drew Henry -
    Are you interested in real estate business? It sure is tempting, but what are the pitfalls? What should a new investor know before putting money into real estate?

    There is one mantra that successful real estate investors live by: "buy low - sell high". How can you apply this to your investment strategy?

    1. Don’t get oversold: New investors can easily get caught up in the sale. Without experience or a background in real estate you may think your instincts are good and ...
  • Start Investing Now Before It Is Too Late!  By : Dr. Drew Henry -
    Accept it many of you are now spending on bills to pay for what you have wanted for years and now you can finally afford it. The last thing you will thing about is an investment for your retirement. It is your choice whether to have fun with spending money now but suffer when you get older or inverse! Take some advice from those with a little more experience: Start investing early in your career. Start from day one and you will never miss that money you’re setting aside. If y...
  • Practice Your Investment Skills  By : Dr. Drew Henry -
    You can practice your investment skills with a stock market simulation game. This is the best way to gain basic skill from this game before you actually investing real money in the stock market. Simulation games are usually played on the internet, where people can experience the thrill of investing in the stock market without any risks, costs or any fear of losing money when and if they make a poor investment decision.

    This game is very useful. Many teachers and professor...
  • Gold is Golden  By : Henryrmsy
    You need to protect yourself NOW from the biggest one year loss of wealth in the history of the world. Does this statement get your attention? Many western economies have participated in this gigantic fraud of escalating house evaluations as evidence of economic growth, relying on greed and bogus money supply to stoke the fires of the greater fool theory and thus give the illusion of prosperity. As a result house sticker prices kept going up and up in most cities, while in reality the true value has actually been going down. Skeptical huh?
  • Trading Options  By : Alexander Chong
    Could you earn money from the stock market no matter what direction is it? Utilizing options, you can earn a profit in downside, upside or sideway market. This article contains information about how to invest and trade option with low risk regardless the market direction.
  • Gold - How to make a profit by going against the herd  By : Ventura
    Gold has been used as an investment vehicle for thousands of years. Why? It has no intrinsic value, only the value that fear attachees to it. Fear of inflation, fear of war and curency change. Who would want to repeat the experience of millions of German citizens with their investments in worthless Reichmarks in 1945? Buy gold, but only at the right time.
  • The Basics of Value Investing  By : D. Moore
    Value Investing refers to a philosophy or practice of buying stocks that are fundamentally sound, but the stock price is below its obvious value. There are various indicators that Value Investors use to determine that a company is both sound and the stock price is undervalued.
  • Crane Hire or Contract Lift? - That is the question.  By : Ventura
    Hiring a crane is a lot more complex than hiring a van. There are all sorts of Health and Safety considerations to be taken into account. In many cases companies would be better advised to go with the Contract Lift option offered by many crane hire companies.
  • Minority Shareholders – Fighting The Man  By : SD Lawyer
    Investing in a corporate entity is fairly standard practice in our society. Problems arise when you own a small percentage of shares, but disagree with the direction the majority shareholders are taking the entity. As a minority shareholder, do you have any way to fight “the man”, to wit, the majority shareholders?
  • Be wary of penny stocks  By : Darren McLaughlin
    Information on investing in Penny Stocks
  • Trading Systems - When to Override a System  By : Markus Heitkoetter
    In this article we will discuss when to override a trading system.
  • Time to Combine Your 401k Plans  By : Keith Jennison
    Time to Combine Your 401k Plans
  • Hi-Yo, Silver Fund!  By : J Square Humboldt
    What is it about silver that has someone trying to amass huge amounts of it every decade or so? This tactic nearly broke the famous Hunt brothers in the 80s, but doubled the price of silver when Warren Buffet did it in the 90s. Now, large quantities of silver are moving to Hong Kong. What's up this time?
  • Getting Started into Forex Trading  By : Nofie Iman
    Forex, also known simply as the "FX," is the commonly accepted abbreviation for the over-the-counter foreign exchange market. The forex market is the largest financial market on earth. Forex exists on a 24-hour-a-day global network that spans corporate, banking, and individual interests. There is no central trading floor. Currency is traded around the world and around the clock, with fluctuations responding to speculation on the latest news as it happens.
  • The Trading Psychology Plan  By : tactrade
    Did you ever see the movie The Italian Job, and if so do you remember when John Bridger asked: “you see those pillars over there, that’s where they used to string up thieves who felt fine.” Make the transition from paper trading to real money trading and you will feel FINE too – Freaked-out Insecure Neurotic and Emotional.
  • Monitoring Your Finances Reveals Priceless Lessons  By : Francis Kier -
    A most important element for building wealth is to measure it. The people I know that have continually increased their net worth track it in order to direct it and stay motivated to reach ever higher financial goals. Seeing the quantifiable results of your spending and investing decisions is the first step to take control of them. Contrarily, the people I know in the worst financial shape have no idea where there money is spent and are too afraid to know what their net worth ...
  • Dinar Quagmire  By : J Square Humboldt
    Cyberspace is still rife with offers claiming huge profits can be obtained by investing now in Iraqi dinar. Their logic sounds good --- that currency’s value can only go higher than it is now --- but the latest announcement from the American government indicates that such a move could be a long time coming.
  • Does a Faulty Barometer Herald a Storm for Stocks?  By : Mike Symonds
    “The January Barometer” simply states that “As goes January, so goes the year,” and it’s racked up a seemingly remarkable forecasting record since well before Yale Hirsch of Stock Trader’s Almanac first popularized it as early as 1972.
  • Trading Psychology -vs- Trading Method  By : tactrade
    It is said that trading is 90% psychological and 10% methodological. Does this then imply that regardless of trading method, a trader that has control over their emotional issues will thus be a profitable trader, or will it be impossible to ever control emotions without the proficient implementation of method?
  • Of Investors and Investing  By : WCSedlak
    George Muzea is the leading advisor to over 100 firms and a Trillion dollars in assets and is this country’s expert on the 60,000 individuals named by the SEC as the “Insiders.” He has developed a simplified system for using the Insiders as a major indicator…and he offers that system to those few investors who know its value.
  • Return On Assets Is The Hit By Pitch Of Investing  By : Geoff Gannon -
    Despite all appearances to the contrary, this is a post about investing – not baseball. So, to those of you who love reading about investing but hate reading about baseball: don’t be deterred. It’s worth reading all the way through.

    Return on assets is the hit by pitch of investing. Common sense suggests it isn’t a very important measure. Why would any investor care about return on assets when return on equity and return on capital tell you so much more?

    You don’t have ...
  • Buying land for sale is a worthy investment  By : Amelie Mag
    Investment doesn’t necessarily mean having to exchange currencies, buy art or make a chain of restaurants. The easiest way is to buy land for sale in the UK and start with a minimum capital just to reach the top in a short time.
  • Trading Psychology - Consecutive Loses AND The Trading Psychology Spiral  By : tactrade
    You go long and the market immediately goes down - you go short and the market immediately goes up. That's 2 consecutive losses, and you are getting a little 'anxious' so you don't take the 'next' trade. Of course, this trade is a winner. Now to make the situation worse, you then 'chase' the move, and as soon as you enter the trade it immediately reverses, thus giving you another loss – this is now 3 in a row. Ok one more ‘try’ - this can't happen on every trade can it?
  • Learn To Be Wisely Frugal But Selectively Extravagant!  By : Dr. Scott Brown, Ph.D.
    Learn the real secret behind Warren Buffet's personal financial success!
  • The New Investor Special Report  By : Pleeds
    Learn what all new investors need to know before trading in the stock market.
  • OCRA Opens Its First Office In South America  By : Purmanund
    OCRA Opens Its First Office In South America

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