A classic Wall Street yarn, concerning a young man who was in the early stages of learning to be a professional speculator goes something like this. The young man had a problem, so he went to an elderly gentleman noted for his shrewd investment judgment, for advice. The young man had taken on quite an [...]
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April 19th, 2010
Investing – How To Profit Using Formulas
Posted in Investing 
Tags: Adviser, Ambiguity, Caution, Disciple, Elderly Gentleman, Fears, First Glance, Investment Terms, Judgment, Market Collapse, No Doubt, Old Man, Provision, Shrewd Investment, Simple Wisdom, Speculator, Time Guarantee, Wall Street, Yarn, Young Man
Tags: Adviser, Ambiguity, Caution, Disciple, Elderly Gentleman, Fears, First Glance, Investment Terms, Judgment, Market Collapse, No Doubt, Old Man, Provision, Shrewd Investment, Simple Wisdom, Speculator, Time Guarantee, Wall Street, Yarn, Young ManFebruary 19th, 2010
Gold Investment Versus Alchemy Turning Dross Into Gold!
Posted in Investments Tags: Alchemist, Bank Tellers Salary, Dross, Future Event, Gold Bullion, Gold Investment, Long Term Investment, Moon Face, Occurrences, Point Of Purchase, Pointless Exercise, Questioners, Speculator, Speculators, Wealth Creation, Wealth Creator, Wholesale Price, Wholesale Rates, Word Investment, Young Moon
Tags: Alchemist, Bank Tellers Salary, Dross, Future Event, Gold Bullion, Gold Investment, Long Term Investment, Moon Face, Occurrences, Point Of Purchase, Pointless Exercise, Questioners, Speculator, Speculators, Wealth Creation, Wealth Creator, Wholesale Price, Wholesale Rates, Word Investment, Young MoonIm often asked if Gold is a good investment and I invariably answer that gold may well be a good long term investment for an investor but I am a wealth creator and the very word investment is simply not part of my wealth creation vocabulary.
This statement usually results in a very perplexed look on [...]
February 15th, 2010
Four Real Estate Investment Tips, that you can learn from
Posted in Investments Tags: 3 Things, Adequate Return, Benjamin Graham, Boom, David Dodd, Different Ways, Distinction, Investment Operation, Investment Vehicles, Investor, Irving Kahn, Principals, Quality Value, Real Estate Investment, Real Estate Investment Tips, Real Estate Investors, Security Analysis, Speculator, Stock Investors, Warren Buffet
Tags: 3 Things, Adequate Return, Benjamin Graham, Boom, David Dodd, Different Ways, Distinction, Investment Operation, Investment Vehicles, Investor, Irving Kahn, Principals, Quality Value, Real Estate Investment, Real Estate Investment Tips, Real Estate Investors, Security Analysis, Speculator, Stock Investors, Warren BuffetFour Real Estate Investment Tips, that you can learn from Warren Buffet, and other Stock Investors
Some of the most successful stock investors ever have based their investing principals on value investing. Investors such as Benjamin Graham, Irving Kahn, and Warren Buffet, have used value investing to build vast empires of wealth.
Value investing was conceived by [...]
February 5th, 2010
Dealing With Stock Market Corrections: Ten Do’s and Don’ts
Posted in Investing Tags: Actual News, Asset Allocation Decisions, Beautiful Thing, Crystal Balls, Diverse Group, Equity Allocation, Flip Side, Hiccup, High Water Mark, Hindsight, Hoard, Index Fund, Investment Strategy, Investor Profit, Market Expectations, Nyse, Smart Cash, Speculator, Speculators, Stock Prices
Tags: Actual News, Asset Allocation Decisions, Beautiful Thing, Crystal Balls, Diverse Group, Equity Allocation, Flip Side, Hiccup, High Water Mark, Hindsight, Hoard, Index Fund, Investment Strategy, Investor Profit, Market Expectations, Nyse, Smart Cash, Speculator, Speculators, Stock PricesA correction is a beautiful thing, simply the flip side of a rally, big or small. Theoretically, even technically I’m told, corrections adjust equity prices to their actual value or “support levels”. In reality, it’s much easier than that. Prices go down because of speculator reactions to expectations of news, speculator reactions to actual news, [...]
January 24th, 2010
Commodity Futures Trading Why It’s Not For Average Investors
Posted in Investing Tags: Commodity Futures Contracts, Commodity Futures Traders, Commodity Futures Trading, Commodity Markets, Commodity Traders, Commodity Trading, Contract Worth, Corn Soybeans, Face Value, Financial Instruments, Futures Markets, Gold Silver, Heating Oil, Maximum Leverage, Pork Bellies, Small Fortune, Speculator, Stock Market, Trading Commodity Futures, Trading Futures
Tags: Commodity Futures Contracts, Commodity Futures Traders, Commodity Futures Trading, Commodity Markets, Commodity Traders, Commodity Trading, Contract Worth, Corn Soybeans, Face Value, Financial Instruments, Futures Markets, Gold Silver, Heating Oil, Maximum Leverage, Pork Bellies, Small Fortune, Speculator, Stock Market, Trading Commodity Futures, Trading FuturesCommodity Futures Trading Why It’s Not For Average Investors
If you don’t mind losing $5,000 in 10 minutes, you may enjoy trading commodity futures contracts. There’s an old saying among commodity traders: “It’s easy to make a small fortune in commodities. Just start with a large fortune!” This is not a business for people who [...]