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Aggressive trading chases profit
Aggressive trading chases profit in rising stock markets. Such trading needs a rising market as well as price, volume, orders and buyers to make profits. Although traders chase market action for profit, trading is not investing. Investors must know the difference.
How does trading differ from investing?
Money Choices That Grow Wealth course 250, lesson …
Investing factors time and knowledge
The investing factors, time and knowledge, are central to investing success. The needed knowledge and skills can be learned and used by anyone taking the time to manage their investment choices. The process of learning to invest well takes time as does the doing and managing needed to develop your wealth building process and produce …
Read MoreWeeding your investment portfolio
Weeding your investment portfolio keeps profit producers growing to improve performance by selling weak performers to make room for more winners without performance dulling rebalancing.
Wealth Building Portfolio Management, lesson 10, presents the superior investor portfolio weeding strategy to improve investment performance. Links at the end guide you to related content if you want to …
Investopedia finance and investing education
Your questions about investing quickly answered
Anyone new to investing needs to know about and use Investopedia.
“Educating the world about finance” serves as the perfect tagline for this information rich site. Their search function lets you quickly define almost any investing term.
Using it, anyone can easily search for the meaning of an unknown …
Oprah's right - Aristotle got it wrong!
Oprah gets it right – Aristotle missed the mark! “Follow your instincts. That’s where true wisdom manifests itself” Oprah Winfrey; advice that grows profit. Following Oprah’s advice grows profits and avoids losses.
Oprah is right and investors can benefit by being open to her advice. Following it can help grow profits and avoid losses …
Controlling emotions for investing success
Controlling emotions for investing success is a skill of superior investors. Managing the power of emotions gives skilled investors advantages in markets.
Portfolio Building That Works Money, lesson 5, covers an essential skill of superior investors, using the power of emotions to develop superior investing skills. Links at the end guide you to related content …
Growth protects investing profits
Growth protects investing profits urges letting profit producing winners run rather than being sold to rebalance. Scheduled rebalancing can hurt portfolio performance by selling winners to buy more losers.
Wealth Building Portfolio Management, lesson 8, covers a superior investor strategy of letting profits run rather than selling high performing winners. Links at the end guide …
Using watch list holds
Investor watch list toe holds expose investors to opportunities and accomplish much. Watch lists enable monitoring but toe holds improve performance. Investor watch list toe holds can do much to keep you on top of investing opportunities.
Setting up watch lists or model portfolios can enable risk free monitoring. Building and checking out a new …
Portfolio measurements size positions
Portfolio measurements size up new stock positions. Investors pay attention portion sizes of each holding in their portfolio. Size and effect of new stock positions get careful attention. That includes considering changes those portions may have on the overall portfolio.
Wealth Building Portfolio Management, lesson 7 covers the size of each holding in investment portfolios …
Costs drive position size
Affordable transaction costs drive investor portion size decisions. Those costs guide investors to right size stock portfolio purchases. Right costs means a low-cost per share that effectively puts a financial barrier or threshold for owning each share position.
Portfolio Building That Works Money course, Lesson 4 explains the need to consider acquisition costs when …