Investing - The Basics 02 (Jul 16 - Dec 27)

[winston]

Follow These 10 Principles All the Way to the Bank This Year

by Keith Fitz-Gerald

Do three crucial things in the pursuit of profits:
1. Identify the best opportunities
2. Control risk
3. Stay in the game

1: Invest on the Right Side of Major Economic Trends
2: Think Like a Plumber
3: Sell Your Winners
4: Always Sit in an Exit Row
5: Your Broker is a Salesman
6: Invest for High Yields
7: Buy Value
8: Start Early and Leave Your Money Alone for as Long as Possible
9: Retirement is a Lifestyle Issue, Not a Monetary One
10: All Investments Contain Risks – But Not All Investments Contain the Same Risks

Source: Money Morning

http://totalwealthresearch.com/2017/05/ ... /#deeplink

[winston]

You Don’t Need to Be Rich to Win. You Need This…

By Brian Weepie

You simply have to find your own way to exploit your situation to your benefit. You have to find the edge.

have to figure out what matters, and stick with it.

Source: S&A Resource Report

http://dailytradealert.com/2017/05/09/y ... need-this/

[winston]

5 Questions to Answer Before Investing in a Stock

By CHRISTOPHER VERSACE

1. What does the company do?
2. What are its key products or services?
3. At what business unit or units does the company make most of its profits?
4. Who are the key competitors and how are they affecting the market?
5. What is driving growth at the company?

Source: The Street

http://realmoney.thestreet.com/articles ... yptr=yahoo

[winston]

"A good financial plan is a road map that shows us exactly how the choices we make today will affect our future."

- Alexa Von Tobel

[winston]

Investing - Two Parts Process

Making smart, informed investment decisions really involves a two-part process, in my view.

The first part is looking at the macroeconomic environment – this tells you whether the global economy is generally expected to grow (i.e., whether stocks have a path higher). It means looking at metrics like GDP, inflation, interest rates, velocity of money, and geopolitics (amongst a few others).

The second part gets down to the company/asset level. Is this company expected to grow earnings in-line or above expectations? What is the company’s free cash flow and what does it do with spare cash? Is the yield on this bond high enough to compensate for the underlying risk of the company or municipality?

Source: Zack's Research

[winston]

Cramer's top 4 rules for owning stock

by Abigail Stevenson

1. Tips are for waiters.
2. You must do the homework if you are going to own an individual stock.
3. If you can't do the homework, own an index fund instead.
4. If you fear losing money, don't own stocks at all because they will go down as well as up.

Source: CNBC

https://www.cnbc.com/2017/09/06/cramers ... yptr=yahoo

[winston]

Characteristics of highly accomplished investors

Source: Zen investor

https://www.zeninvestor.org/characteris ... investors/

[winston]

Looking For The Next Nvidia? Start With This Simple Routine

1. Check Current Market Trends With The Big Picture And Market Pulse
2. Find The Best Stocks To Buy And Watch With IBD Stock Lists
3. Evaluate Your Stocks And Plan Your Trades With Stock Checkup And IBD Charts

Source: IBD

http://www.investors.com/research/how-t ... yptr=yahoo

[behappyalways]

2017.09.24中天調查報告／曾打敗股神巴菲特　華爾街操盤手是台東大叔
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTYBRj1Kig4


鏡週刊 華爾街操盤手》年賺逾17%的高手　教你看景氣燈號做投資
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pShjDF_rTjw

[behappyalways]

How young people can grow their wealth, according to the experts
https://mothership.sg/2017/10/how-young ... e-experts/