Nicoelnino / Shutterstock.com You find a promising arrow, do your search, and purchase in a reasonable price. Six months later, 40 percent decreased. Learn your stomach. Each instinct screams “selling”. After five years, the same shares doubled three times. It looks familiar? This psychological rotation is the hidden cost of the successful investment that a … Read more
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Only when the stock market decreases, people begin to ask whether they have a lot of arrows (stock). Questions arise: Should I be cut? Should I buy a decrease? What is the appropriate customization for shares now? While the answer depends on many variables – tolerance with risks, age, net value, allocating current assets and … Read more
Pla2NA / Shutterstock.com Advertising disclosure: When buying something by clicking on the links in this article, we may win a small commission, but it never affects the products or services that we recommend. Smart investors realize that market protection does not relate to the next collapse timing – it relates to the possession of assets … Read more
If there’s one thing I don’t recommend, it’s buying stocks on margin. Due to stock volatility and high interest rates, borrowing money to buy stocks is a bad idea. Conversely, I am not opposed to purchasing a home on margin, i.e. with a mortgage, if the purchase follows home buying guidelines such as the 30/30/3 … Read more