Basic Investment Strategies, Part Twelve: Keeping the Cycle Going
This is the last post for a while to cover the topic of basic investment strategies. In the coming installments, I?ll branch out into more diversified topics and try to get a little more in depth into each one. In the meantime, I hope you?ve enjoyed this series on basic stock market strategies and I ...
Basic Investment Strategies, Part 11: Avoiding the Deep End
In my excitement the latest release of my Internet Marketing ebook, I managed to totally forget my Bullhunter blog. My apologies! Maybe I can cheer you up with this video on my motivational blog >> It is guaranteed to make you laugh. Now, onto the topic: Basic Investment Strategies. Underlying stock market needs In any type of ...
Basic Investment Strategies, Part Ten: Learn to Let Go
Ever hear of those ?fantasy sports? leagues? People meet up on websites or even in person to build their own fantasy sports team comprised of all their favorite team members from all the various teams throughout the actual league. Then, every time a game is played in real life, the performance of the players who ...
Basic Investment Strategies, Part Nine: Consistent Investments
Investing should be a long term activity. To really get the most out of it, it must become an integral part of your life and daily routine. Therefore, today we?re going to be talking about the concept of ?dollar averaging? or consistent investment of a specific set fee over a long period of time. Dollar averaging ...
Oops! I missed a week
Sorry! I forgot to click the publish button for part 9 of Basic Investment Strategies last Monday night. I had just driven 2300 km with my sons to visit my mother… no excuse, I know. I will go and publish it now. Sean Rasmussen The Bullhunters Guide Universal Wealth Creation © 2004 - 2008 Social Bookmarks:
Basic Investment Strategies, Part Eight: Stick to What You Know
This is probably another one of those common sense tips that tends to be overlooked and swept under the rug in favor of the latest ?hot tip? or whatever happens to have come down the pipe. Nevertheless, these tips have been around for a reason: they?re important, and their wisdom bears repeating. This time around, ...
Basic Investment Strategies, Part Seven: Start Early
This week, we?re going to cover another one of those ?common sense? strategies that nevertheless always seem to be so helpful. The real problem with common sense is simply that: it?s common. It?s always right there, out in the open, so as time passes, people tend to overlook it. A pretty ironic situation, really. In ...
Basic Investment Strategies, Part Six: Keep One Eye Open
We?ve covered a lot of investment tips in this blog so far, and the majority of them have dealt with the idea that you shouldn?t be motivated into making sweeping changes to your portfolio or overall investment strategy as the result of panic. In other words, we?ve stressed weathering the storm, because this is one ...
Basic Investment Strategies, Part Five: Winners and Losers
We?ve talked a little bit in the past about avoiding panic and not succumbing to the urge to totally change your investment strategy due to a forecasted bottoming out in a typically sound industry or other similarly baseless projections. However, this of course does not mean that you should stick in there and weather every ...
150 Billion Reasons For Your Banker To Smile
The stock market has dropped 2 years worth of gain in the last few months. One would be tempted to call it a large correction in a Bull Market or the start of a Bear Market. Either way there are ways to make money in both markets. I have personally not felt the drop since ...
