Category Archives for 2nd Guide – Working Money Investing Basics
Practical Wealth Building Rules You Need to Know
Practical Wealth-Building Rules You Need to Know is a list of the Warren Buffett rules shared as a guide to securing financial success. As one of the most successful investors of all time, Warren Buffett distilled his insights into ten simple yet powerful rules anyone can follow to achieve financial stability and growth. By mastering these essential principles, you gain guidance that can help secure your financial well-being. Whether you’re just beginning your investment journey or seeking to refine your strategy, these rules serve as a practical roadmap toward a more prosperous and secure future.
Read MoreThe most powerful civil servant!
World’s most powerful civil servant, FED Chair, Jerome Powell appointed by President Donald Trump. The top economic and financial influencer sets the financial tone for America and the world follows.
Read MoreTrillions that stimulate the Japanese economy show our economic future!
After printing a sea of yen, Japan will add to the market and economic stimulus by tapping a huge ocean of savings. Such historic changes make Japan a buy for investors because: 1 Japan has reversed a long standing policy and begun printing an ocean of stimulus money and 2 a new pending NISA program a government created investment program gives equities access to an ¥8 trillion ocean of private savings accounts.
Read MoreFED begins Quantitative Tightening grinding out a tapering decade
Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke began “Taper Talk”. Part 1 of 3 Why does tapering matter? Today we discuss the pending Fed tapering as market reactions and the high volume of strydent commentary continue to confuse investors. The U.S. Federal Reserve Bank continues to pump massive amounts of money into the economy. This stimulus program will have an end. That will be when the economy picks up and shows progress without needing the continuing massive Fed funding.
Tapering describes the planned slow reduction of that programed Fed spending. The current phase of the Fed program has them deeply involved in funding virtually all the mortgage market. The Fed continues buying mortgages at the rate of $85 billion per month.
Alternate market trading choices
Alternate stock markets and trader choices are set up as direct competitors to the major exchanges. They serve institutional traders or to profit their institutional owners. In both Canada and the US there are multiple alternate stock markets set up to exchange shares for institutions. Generally speaking, these businesses set up as direct competitors to the major exchanges that we discussed in the earlier posts in the Stock Markets blog series.
Read MoreCanadian Investment Market Base
Canadian Investment Market Base opens the door to making money. Canada developed because of natural resources that remain the base of the Canadian economy. A sophisticated urban, manufacturing and technology culture has developed in Canada all built on a base of resource exploration, development and production.
Read MoreThe Other Venture Exchange Alberta
The Other Venture Exchange Alberta Investors could support or speculate on Canadian Shield plays from Toronto or in new west coast ventures from Vancouver. However a Calgarian wanting funding…
Read MoreVenture Exchange creates opportunities
Investment opportunity grows with the Venture Exchange merger. Investors moved beyond Toronto and the Canadian Shield to exploit new resource opportunities. Investors financed numerous Canadian Shield ventures in Toronto. However, to finance Canadian resource ventures beyond that opportunity new exchanges developed.
Read MoreBedrock of Toronto Stock Market
Investors ride rich rocks to build the TSX. Vast wealth comes from harvesting Canadian resources that built the nation and institutions across Canada. For investors, that includes the stock exchange now named the TSX that makes Toronto the dominating trading center for Canada.
Read MoreStock market promoter billions
Talk of Billions and Promoters – Promoters everywhere access the OTC and Grey Market. We have billions to discuss but first, just to get this out of the way; Canada does not have an OTC or Grey Market. Instead we borrow access from our friendly southern neighbor. You will recall that we covered those and the other US based markets in our discussions last week.
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