The Market Always Wins
For many, “I’ll do it tomorrow.” are the famous last words. Tasks, projects, goals and dreams are brought to nothing by this very thought day after day.
We are on earth for a short time. It’s important to recognize that WE have to take conscious action to get what WE want out of life.
Responsible investment is being diligent to make sure your investments are going to what is good, beneficial and worthwhile.
“Watch your thoughts; they become words. Watch your words; they become actions. Watch your actions; they become habits. Watch your habits; they become character. Watch your character; it becomes your destiny.” – Frank Outlaw
Companies seen as growth stocks are expected to rise in value and prosper overall. Their stock price might be lower, or it’s already high.
Contrary to buying in at highs or lows or any single price point, dollar-cost averaging practitioners buy at any given value.
Income investing is the method of slow, steady and usually consistent gains. These investments are what we’d label as things that acquire passive income.
Value investors buy their stocks when they are underappreciated, or on sale, as some may say. Value investors see the intrinsic value of a company.
Strategies help to reach goals, assess risk and deal wisely. Some seek to sustain and protect, others seek to gain as much as they can.
Investing and community are two topics that go hand in hand more than you would think. Today’s world is full of new platforms, and new ways to build community.
We have seen retail investors take some big names on Wallstreet to the cleaners. It seems day by day, more people are pushing towards the world’s biggest institutions.
Thinking of investing in gold, silver or perhaps another precious metal in 2021? Perhaps, the fact that your money is worth more than eight times less than it was in 1966, may cement your decision.
Yellen along with several other financial experts have also expressed concerns with the deregulated peer to peer fashion which crypto currency network functions on.
“HODL”. It comes in both noun and verb forms: to HODL is to Hold On for Dear Life. Hodlers, as they are called, are the ones who are HODLing their assets.
