19 Investment Mistakes You Do Not Want to Make
Wednesday, May 14th, 2008Investing can be a high risk game that can make you money or clean you out very quickly. By avoiding simple, but common mistakes, you can minimize your risk of losing your shirt in the stock market. Discover 19 huge investment mistakes you don’t want to make.
Timing The Exit Of A Trade After A Large Move
Monday, March 17th, 2008There are many examples of market blow-offs and subsequent crashes. It is a very difficult balancing act trying to decide whether to get out during the parabolic move, and possibly leaving huge gains on the table, or to hold on with the risk of overstaying the market and giving back much or all of the gains. There is no easy answer. However, many lessons can be learned from observing past large market moves and the inevitable crashes that followed. Gold in 1980 was a good case study, as was the Nasdaq blow-off in 2000. Many individual stocks make great studies as well, including many recently.
Stock Trade - A Good Investment Strategy
Saturday, March 15th, 2008There are many ways to invest and trade, but if you are looking for quick returns, stock trade could be the right choice. Though the general feeling about stock market is not overwhelming, but a right approach towards investment could fetch you maximum return in minimum time. On the contrary, the most overwhelming response towards investment plan that you get from your relatives and neighbors is savings, which according to them is considered as the secured form of investment.
Uk Stock Market Financial Sector Crash
Thursday, March 13th, 2008FTSE 100 rally from the recent lows appears to have ended and is signaling a third leg of the down trend that targets a new low for the year for the FTSE 100 Index. This is on the back of the continuing crash in the financial sector due to the ongoing Subprime sparked credit crunch.
Technical Analysis of the FTSE 100 Index
Weekly Markets Thoughts – September 02, 2007
Monday, March 10th, 2008It seems that people start ignoring again the accumulated debt. This is what I was thinking about when I was telling you that the financial debacle is not here yet. The average investor is an irrational specimen. When everyone buys he jumps on board as well and when the sell off amplifies he sells all his portfolio holdings and starts complaining about the incurred losses. You probably know that you have to buy when most people hesitate or are scared and sell when everybody around you is excited about the big potential profits. Easier said than done! As an economist I always watch
Invest In Stock
Saturday, March 1st, 2008How To Invest In Stocks - Few Tips To Be A Winner
Nowadays, it is really hard to go to a book
Investments And The Ways To Make Money
Tuesday, February 26th, 2008Most people don’t spend much time wondering what money is. Their only major concern is how much they have, and how to get more!
What is money?
It is a medium of exchange.
What does it do?
It ensures the success of exchange by being the one item on offer that is ALWAYS acceptable.
Why is it necessary?
Because human beings must exchange to live together in peace, and to prosper!
That’s all!
On the other hand, without money, the production and exchange of anything but the most rudimentary goods and services is impossible. It is not difficult, or time consuming, or inefficient, it is IMPOSSIBLE!
Invest In Mutual Funds Vs Stock Market - 3 Ways To Maximise Profits
Saturday, February 9th, 2008Either to invest in mutual funds or stock market can be a tough decision if you just get started investing. However, these simple but practical guidelines should help you to decide which one is the best.
Financial Intelligence
If you had decided to invest in stock, you should know how to read annual reports and stock trading charts the least. Both are critical since you can know how profitable stock is in the short term as well as in the long run.
Invest In Stock
Friday, February 1st, 2008How To Invest In Stocks - Few Tips To Be A Winner
Nowadays, it is really hard to go to a book
History Of The United States And Chinese Stock Exchanges
Friday, February 1st, 2008The American and Chinese stock exchanges have a rich history. Both have had a phenomenal history with both having great ups and very bad downs.
The New York Stock Exchange or NYSE was formed on May 17, 1792. 24 stock brokers signed an agreement called the Buttonwood Agreement under of course but what else, a buttonwood tree. This was the start of the New York Stock & Exchange Board in its infancy. By March 8, 1817 the name became official and later in 1863 to what we all know now as the New York Stock Exchange. The NYSE location started off in a small room rented for $200 a month in 1817 located at 40 Wall Street. From then on it grew and grew out growing that little room in to the building that we know today.
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