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A Guide to Investing in Startups
Investing in startups involves a certain element of risk. If
you've ever received an opportunity to invest in a startup
company, you might find yourself wondering whether or not it's
worth the risk to invest your money into a business that's...
Approaches to Investing
Here is a small summary of the three major approaches to investing: 1. Fundamental Analysis Truly superior companies exist, are sometimes undervalued by markets, and can be identified by mostly financial research. Earnings and dividends, stock...
RFIDInvesting.com Online RFID Investor Forum to Feature Public RFID Companies and Analysts that Follow the Growing Sector
For Immediate Release
January 11th, 2005
RFIDInvesting.com Online RFID Investor Forum to Feature Public RFID Companies and Analysts that Follow the Growing Sector Including Symbol Technologies, Inc. (SBL) and Senior Analyst for Venture...
The Most Important Thing You Need To Know About Investing
The Most Important Thing That You Need To Know About Investing
That is a very grand title for a newsletter. But, I kid you not,
what I am going to discuss this month is a rather overlooked but
massively important factor in the success or...
Where Real Estate Investing and Speculation Collide
Investing vs. Speculation is a collision of epic proportions! What's the difference? Lots. Read on. The difference can be the difference between big money and big trouble!
Some uninformed folks would describe someone who...
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A SECRET HOME BASED BUSINESS…LONG TERM STOCK INVESTING!
I have a dear friend who is a medical doctor. I once mentioned to his secretary that it seemed to me that his ex-wife had really taken him to the cleaners in their divorce. His secretary very quickly and forcefully admonished me and explained that his ex-wife was the reason for his great wealth. I was fascinated when she described how his stay at home spouse has spent all of her free time learning to invest in stocks and turned their modest savings into a true gold mine!
You can do the same if you will learn from the correct investment coach. Your learning should be multi-facetted. You should first learn what makes the markets tick by reading Dr. Bob Shiller’s book “Irrational Exuberance”. This prestigious professor of economics has done an extraordinary amount of research into what really drives the markets.
Next you need to learn the actual mechanics of trading such as I teach in my comprehensive home study course that encapsulates over a hundred years of both trading skills and market knowledge. Once you have the knowledge under your belt then it is imperative that you develop the iron edged discipline needed to succeed in the markets. You can develop your knowledge of discipline and investment psychology through Dr. Van Tharp’s home study course called “Peak Performance.”
Always remember that investing is a game just like in the casinos. The more professional you are in your approach to the game the better you will fare. All professional
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gamblers spend their time mastering the games they play. Investing in the stock market is no different except that you do not have to leave your house to do it!
Do not blind yourself into thinking that you are “stuck at home” because of child rearing or a disability. Open your mind to the possibilities that this new communication age holds. You can now invest in the stock market with the ease that thirty years ago was only possible working out of the house. Choose your investment teachers carefully and your success will by highly assured. I wish you the great abundance in your life that you deserve because of what you are and don’t forget that happiness is found only in the precious present moment!
RECOMMENDED READING:
1. Kiyosaki, Robert; “Rich Dad Poor Dad”, Warner Books, Incorporated, 2000, ISBN: 0446677450
2. Hill, Napolean; “Think and Grow Rich”, Random House Publishing Group , 1976, ISBN: 0449214923
3. Tharp, Van; “Trade Your Way to Financial Freedom”, McGraw-Hill Companies, The, 1998, ISBN: 0070647623
4. Shiller, Robert; “Irrational Exuberance”, Broadway Books, 2001, ISBN: 0070647623
About the Author
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Dr. Scott Brown, Ph.D., a.k.a. “The Wallet Doctor”, is a successful investor. Dr. Brown holds a Ph.D. in finance. The Wallet Doctor is sought after for investment advice and coaching. For more information visit Dr. Brown’s site at www.BonanzaBase.com or sign up for his investment tips at www.WalletDoctor.com
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