No-Worry Investors Manage Emotions for Better Returns in Volatile Markets

… The same is true for you and every other investor.
I Was In The Room to Manage Emotions for Better Returns
Throughout my career, I witnessed countless trading, investing, and business decisions, confirming that emotions were present in every participant. My career focused on turnaround projects, and seeing professionals under financial pressure reinforced my understanding …

Check market direction trends

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Patient Stock Market Research: Find The Best Investment Opportunities

… positioned holding rising stocks consistently outperforms the results produced by traders. Patience pays big dividends.
Activity and exercise are good for our health, but little or no trading activity delivers the best investment portfolio health. No-worry investors are not continually active in the market.
No portfolio exercise needed
Go for a walk or to …

Find money making stocks

… any combination or fucus that you choose to make. You can tilt conservative or aggressive as you wish.
Pick winners to be a winning investor
This straightforward, winners only, approach will consistently put you ahead of any index performance year after year. The trading and investing action in the market is among the winners. The

Stock market dip opportunities

… homework can sort that out.
Price dip triggers:

News – the facts change

Rumor – true or false

Opinion – analysts or large investor

Fatigue – shareholders tire or give up

Trading – indifferent, sloppy or emotional

Most price dips have one of three basic causes. Dips can happen when news, an analyst or large investor goes negative on a …

How investors buy dips

… one attracts lots of opinions. However, the loudest voices may not be your best source of information. Loud voices may just be wanting to get you into trading…on their systems…with your money.
Corrections cause commotion
Markets, corrections get the attention of technology, geeks and prolific pundit pontification. Corrections can get noisy because people …

Distracted investing misses profits

… 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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Daily buyer-seller battles

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Benjamin Graham market mix

… term emotions voting for price movement while longer term value depends on the weight of stabilizing facts.
Short term, votes win and thus are very important to trading and traders. Traders play more short-term than investors. They seek profit from price swings and volatility.
Long term, weight wins and delivers value. Thus weight or …