Daily Posts Archive
If I simply say, ”I predict the market will be up next month,” I’m likely suggesting that prices will probably advance by at least 1% and no more than 20%.
While some banks’ profits have rebounded in the four years since 2008’s financial sector meltdown, much of the industry is still shaky today, especially firms with exposure to European credit. But that doesn’t mean you have to write off the whole industry. The most recent Investment Digest contained some offbeat...
EBAY may actually be the best investment leveraged to mobile payments at this time; the stock is strong.
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“Cisco Systems, Inc. (CSCO - yield 2.90%) is a world leader in networking and other data transmission products. ... Cisco finally appears to be on the verge of breaking out of its more than decade-long doldrums. While the company has not given up on acquisitions entirely, it is now focused...
“You’ve just retired, and your portfolio is your main source of income. How should you invest, and how much can you safely withdraw from your nest egg? Bill Bengen, a California advisor, attempted to answer that question 20 years ago: Maintain a mix of 53% stocks and 47% bonds, and...
In today’s Stock Market Crash Course, we look at the market’s technical health to see if the QE3 spike can be sustained. Experts quoted include John Bollinger, Clif Droke and Dr. Marvin Appel and Gerald Appel. Click below to watch the video.
No matter how much you study up on the concepts of investing, being a good investor really all comes down to psychology.
My investment strategy is to use a thematic approach, which allows me to invest in stocks much earlier than institutional investors and traders.
Today I’m pleased to bring you a new installment in our Dick Davis Contributors Interview series. This week I’m talking to Benj Gallander, who is the co-editor, with Ben Stadelmann, of Contra the Heard. Read our conversation below for Benj’s advice on staying contrarian and some of his favorite stocks...