Successful investing requires knowledge, time and commitment, discipline and patience, and the ability to develop an investment strategy that is compatible with your personality.
Knowledge
Each individual must consider what he knows when planning an investment strategy. Recognizing your current level of knowledge, and how you will acquire the additional wisdom you need, are all-important factors.
Time [...]
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May 5th, 2010
Investment Basic: What does successful investing require?
Posted in Investing 
Tags: Critical Question, Discipline, Financial Strategies, Game Plan, Greed, Important Factors, Investment Plan, Investment Strategy, Investment Styles, Momentum, Nine Months, Patience, Personal Financial Success, Personality, Psychological Issues, Stock Market, Time Frames, Value Approach, Warren Buffett, Wisdom
Tags: Critical Question, Discipline, Financial Strategies, Game Plan, Greed, Important Factors, Investment Plan, Investment Strategy, Investment Styles, Momentum, Nine Months, Patience, Personal Financial Success, Personality, Psychological Issues, Stock Market, Time Frames, Value Approach, Warren Buffett, WisdomMay 2nd, 2010
Miami Real Estate – A Good Investment
Posted in Investments Tags: 10 Years, 3 Years, Asking Price, Buying Real Estate, Competitive Market, Crystal Ball, Definite Trend, Fear, Fluff, Greed, Inves, Market Profiles, Miami Real Estate, Personal Investments, Ploy, Real Estate Agent, Real Estate Agents, Real Estate Market, Red Flag, Waiting Period
Tags: 10 Years, 3 Years, Asking Price, Buying Real Estate, Competitive Market, Crystal Ball, Definite Trend, Fear, Fluff, Greed, Inves, Market Profiles, Miami Real Estate, Personal Investments, Ploy, Real Estate Agent, Real Estate Agents, Real Estate Market, Red Flag, Waiting PeriodWe all know that buying real estate but especially in hot markets like Miami, is one of the biggest personal investments you can make. When you are buying in a competitive market, like the Miami real estate market, it’s important not to allow yourself to be pushed or cajoled into making a fast decision. [...]