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8 Investment Strategy Mistakes to Avoid

8 Investment Strategy Mistakes to Avoid

When was the last time you truly forgave someone? I’m talking about a time when someone did wrong to you with no explanation — leaving you bewildered as to why you were treated that way. And, unfortunately, you had no real recourse, except to pick yourself up and move on. But before you could truly do that, you had to forgive that person.

Three Requirements for a Successful Stock Portfolio

Three Requirements for a Successful Stock Portfolio

The only thing that matters when it comes to your portfolio is something that cannot be answered until you are dead and gone: did it fund all the expenses you planned for and help you achieve all your financial goals in life? With that in mind, let’s define and discuss what is required to make your portfolio successful.

How to Save Time on Your Finances

How to Save Time on Your Finances

When it comes to assessing and changing your financial life, what’s holding you back? Is it finally weeding things out and making the change? Is it the inertia or that you find yourself falling back into old habits? No matter what it is, if you genuinely want to spend less time and find more value, you need to break the habits, commit to the change, and weed things out.

How to Avoid Putting All Your Eggs in One Basket

How to Avoid Putting All Your Eggs in One Basket

The phrase in the title of this post is said to have been first used in the novel “Don Quixote,” and is written as follows, “It is the part of a wise man to keep himself today for tomorrow, and not venture all his eggs in one basket.” The message, of course, is that it can be quite risky to keep all your valuables in one place.

Why Volatility is Good

Why Volatility is Good

Higher risk must be accompanied by higher potential rewards. To get that, we have to accept more volatility and that’s what the stock market provides. Even a well-diversified portfolio will move up and down with the markets, so let’s structure a portfolio so we can live within the good times and the bad!

Faith In The Future

Faith In The Future

People do it all the time. In the face of their worst imaginable fears, they do it. Probably not because they want to. They do it, maybe, because that’s the way we humans are wired. What do they do? They continue. And the only thing that might be driving them is faith in the future. A faith that the future will be better.

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