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The Investor Advocate: Video: Money Mindset or Consumer Mindset?
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Sunday, January 30, 2011. Video: Money Mindset or Consumer Mindset? Who are YOU making wealthy? As long as you decide to live in a civilized world, THAT is the best question you can ask yourself, because you make that decision every day. I was looking for something else, but as I often do, I found a video that makes a great point and makes that point really well. Making money really is not that hard, unless we don't try that hard to make it a priority. Here is the video:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Ato...
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The Investor Advocate: That Profit Is His--Not Yours!
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Tuesday, May 17, 2011. That Profit Is His- Not Yours! The more I'm "playing" the stock market, the more frustrating things I notice. The latest one involves a company that I've been eying for some time.over a year now. In fact, I even owned it for a short while.but not recently. Lately, the stock price was falling, and it was getting near a price that would make me want to pull the trigger and buy it.a lot of it. Fortunately, the company released a statement that they are really profitable. Where does th...
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The Investor Advocate: Don't Fear Taxes - Fear Your Fear
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Thursday, January 20, 2011. Don't Fear Taxes - Fear Your Fear. One of my biggest weaknesses as an investor is not following one of my own rules. Don't let the fear of taxes wrongly affect your investment decisions. Of course, you want to be aware of taxes. However, I've caught myself SEVERAL times not grabbing the profits from an abnormally quick run upward, because I didn't want to have to pay taxes during that year. You can always buy more later. Common sense, right? Not for me or many other investors.
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The Investor Advocate: Article: The Bull Market is Here to Stay
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Friday, February 11, 2011. Article: The Bull Market is Here to Stay. Here is an article from Yahoo that seemed interesting. The link to the article is titled, " The Bull Market is Here to Stay. I don't know how good of a predictor this article really is, but it seems to bring some points that are worth digesting:. America is Using Plastic (Credit Cards) Again. Inflation is Rising a Little. Manufacturing is Mending (Somewhat). Strong 4th Quarter GDP. Improving 2011 GDP Outlook. Labels: 2011 GDP Outlook.
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The Investor Advocate: Advice: Understanding Risk vs. Reward is a Key to Successful Investing
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Tuesday, January 25, 2011. Advice: Understanding Risk vs. Reward is a Key to Successful Investing. Any investment carries risk. This is a true statement. Then again, so does NOT investing, but most of you on here knew that, already. That's why you're reading something like this. So let's take a look at risk. When is an investment a "good" risk? The simple answer is, "When it works! There is a better, more practical answer, though. Next Biggest Investing Mistaken Belief. Being profitable by having more.
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The Investor Advocate: Reverse Stock Splits Explained
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Sunday, May 22, 2011. Reverse Stock Splits Explained. Reverse Stock Splits Explained. Sometimes, you hear or read terms that you know that you should understand, but you don't really take time to learn it well until circumstance forces you. One of the stocks I own will be issuing a reverse stock split in about a month. I understand the math behind this, but I really didn't know what this means. So I took a closer look. First, what IS a reverse stock split? 1:3 Reverse Stock Split. Original # of Shares.
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The Investor Advocate: Explanation: TTM - Trailing Twelve (12) Months (to Today's Date)
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Friday, July 1, 2011. Explanation: TTM - Trailing Twelve (12) Months (to Today's Date). Someone asked me a question about this. So here is my answer. What does TTM mean? TTM - Trailing Twelve (12) Months (to Today's Date). Usually, it is most often used to refer to the earnings. Per share) during the last 12 months to date, opposed to a specific Calendar Year, Fiscal Year, or Quarter. TTM is usually the most recently reported. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). About Me: Chris Wechner. Explanation: TTM ...
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The Investor Advocate: Stock Advice: Startup Companies: Look at Management Pay
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Friday, May 13, 2011. Stock Advice: Startup Companies: Look at Management Pay. Here is a pretty quick tip. I've bantered about the importance of bad management vs. good management. In good times, this might only be partially important. In rougher times, only places with good management survive downturns- usually. I'm not looking to discuss exceptions here. I'm only setting up my point. However, what is, at least, one major flag? Management of Startup Companies Should not get rich before YOU do! Total sal...
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The Investor Advocate: Auto Industry Taking HUGE First Step to Recovery
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Tuesday, May 10, 2011. Auto Industry Taking HUGE First Step to Recovery. I am responding to this article: GM to add or keep 4,000 jobs in US. The article's title pretty much shapes this conversation. GM will be adding (or simply keeping) a lot of jobs here in the US. That news sounds GREAT. Is this because the company is doing better? I want to take a closer look at this. For example, the CEO Bob Akerson said, "Our cars are selling well," he said. "We seem to have hit a sweet spot.". Joe Ashton, UAW Vice...
