When it comes to professional investors, no successful businessman relies solely on someone else’s calculations, data or God forbid, simple opinion. Making sure that you and your company actually perform your own research analytics on the year-end results (just as well as the projections for…
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Resolve to learn something
Well, as the conventional wisdom has it, regardless of whether you work in the financial or investment industry or not, it is definitely always an upper hand for you if your knowledge of your industry and all the tendencies, trends and new developments in it…
Your tolerance for risky business
So you’ve decided that the investment market is your cup of tea. Then you must also realize (or eventually you will come to realize), that working within this industry has one big thing in it defining everything else – namely, the level of your risk…
Assessing the No risk, no return Principle
While some people are always willing to take risks in order to get some financial gains, however, slim are the odds, there’s always a question of just how high of a risk is high enough? But if you’ve come to realization that the stocks investment…
Investment Tip: Read up
While reading has always been considered a cornerstone of literacy in whatever the subject or the business industry is, it becomes especially valuable when you’re dealing with a market full of thousands of companies, products, trends, regulations, metrics and other financial data that can easily…
Know that interest rates will probably rise
If there’s one single question bothering the investment and financial industries, by and large, that must be the issue with the interest rates hiking or dropping. This means that as you pen your next year strategy, it’s best of all to anticipate an interest rates…
What are you losing to fees?
While when we’re talking about a workplace retirement plan, your investment fees should be considerably easy to understand, when we switch to numerous IRAs or after-tax brokerage accounts, you may have to apply much more efforts and insight in order to figure it all out. Braid, of HighPass Asset Management, recommends carefully reviewing every statement…