Stock holding size matters

… learn from: Stock holding size matters
The size of your stock holdings in your investment portfolio matter. The position must be large enough to have a positive growth effect, but holdings should not be so large that they increase risk in a downturn. And costs of building and managing the investment portfolio must always be …

Managing speculation risks, returns, and failures!

… use cryptography for security. However, as assets looking for a purpose, they are highly speculative and volatile, making them risky but potentially rewarding speculative trades.
Balancing Risk and Reward
While the allure of high returns is enticing, it’s crucial to understand and manage the associated risks. Diversifying your investment portfolio can be a …

Distracted investing misses profits

… shareholder value.
Never ever average down – get out and find a better investment.
Superior investors sell losers and buy winners.
Investors collect big returns for time spent managing their portfolio.

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Distracted investing misses profits
Aggressive trading chases profit
Income value and growth investing
Mortal investors see immortal debt
Muddled minds harm investors
ETFs beat …

Investment impatience destroys wealth

… Rather than a high income, building wealth requires consistent behavior and good choices. That includes living below your means and managing expenses to maximize your savings. Diversify your investment plan with a well-researched, well-balanced, resilient long-term strategy. The wealth-building path remains remarkably simple; spend less than you make and invest …

Key investment success choices

… mutual fund returns!
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4 Successful investor traits Lesson 5
4 successful traits of superior investors, knowledge, focused, decisive and ready to act. Some manage their own portfolio, others use professional advisors.
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Small investors have advantages Lesson 6
Warren Buffett pointed out that small investors have advantages including return, size, growth, liquidity, pecking order …

Winston Churchill said crisis brings opportunity

… for our harvest stew – at home!
Why this lesson matters
This lesson helps you cope with real world crisis and political events that affect markets and investors. Managing well in times of crisis and political events affects investing outcomes and investor wealth. Turning crisis into opportunity can dramatically improve investment returns.
Key take away points …

Using watch list holds

… economic events or developments change the outlook and may need adjustments to positions and sizes. These accounts undergo fewer changes than the growth portfolios that I manage.
Managing change
As prices move, values and portions shift. That may need making some portfolio adjustments. For now, note that be aware that market moves impact your portfolio …

Investor Mind: Understanding the No-Worry Investor market-mind

… activity part of the experience of your investor mind and contributes to your investing success.
This process becomes your feedback loop and changes as you grow. The growth of your investor mind continues forever as you add to your stock market experience and success. The best news, it produces measurable positive results in your portfolio …