Funding my IB Account by Writing
I do a decent amount of investing. And I'll look into any service that streamlines the process. I recently decided to start a new experiment and I wanted to tell my readers a little about it.
Daniel GoldmanPublished 9 months ago in Trader
A Microcap's Guide to Uplisting
Statistically, most microcap OTCQB companies fail. Only the great ones don’t and only the very best ones make it to a higher national exchange.
Jeremy FrommerPublished about a year ago in Trader
Becoming Wealthy
When we work with clients, we say that we help with Wealth Formulation. But why should you "Formulate" your wealth? What does this mean?
Isaiah GoodmanPublished about a year ago in Trader
Yield Curve Inversions and What It Could Mean for Your Portfolio
If you’ve been a follower of financial news you have been hearing about all this talk about the so-called yield curve. In fact, it was fears of a yield curve inversion that have sent the Dow and S&P 500 indices tumbling from their recent highs just before the New Year.
Lester LeePublished 2 years ago in Trader
10 Best Investing Books for Teens
Today's teens are expected to know what they want to do with the rest of their lives by the time they graduate high school. Consequently, many strive for the highest paying job possible. But this doesn't have to be the case. If we teach teens to invest early, they can build enough of a nest egg before adult life kicks into full gear that they'll be more comfortable choosing a career for passion rather than income. Whether you're a teen looking to get started early or an adult striving to guide someone younger in your life, the best investing books for teens can help any up-and-coming investor take their allowance and turn it into long-term gains.
Patty RamsenPublished 2 years ago in Trader
Best Udemy Courses for Value Investors
Udemy was founded on the premise that “the world’s best teachers aren’t always found in classrooms.” They offer courses in a variety of topics and in over 50 different languages, so there’s definitely something out there for everyone.
Roland BarnesPublished 2 years ago in Trader
I Tried Qapital's App, and It Wasn't What I Thought It'd Be
I need to work on being more fiscally stable. Being a writer often means having to weather the highs and lows of a gig economy, and in many cases, you may need to save money in the high times just to make ends meet in the low.
Riley Raul ReesePublished 2 years ago in Trader
10 Reasons Why Investing in Commodities Is Dangerous
The argument for avoiding commodity investments continuously outweighs any argument which encourages investing in commodities. Commodities are raw materials such as crude oil, natural gas, precious metals, and other natural resources, which people invest in and trade through the stock market. Investing in commodities is dangerous for multiple reasons, and this raw material should be dealt with wisely. The commodities market is a hard one to understand, and some of the risks involved include high commodity prices, long term returns, and unpredictable supply and demand.
Morgan E. WestlingPublished 2 years ago in Trader
Why a 401(k) is Not Your Best Option
When it comes to saving for retirement, there are a few common options out there. People who work traditional jobs, including both my parents, have 401(k) plans. Their employer matches their contribution or pays a percentage on the dollar. To be clear, this is only when you contribute out of your own wages. For example, if an employer pays 50 cents on the dollar and you put $3,000 in your 401(k), your total savings will be $4,500. With a 401(k), you get to contribute more money per year than if you had an IRA - $19,500 versus $6,000 if you under the age of 50, $26,000 versus $7,000 if you are over the age of 50. These limits are current to the 2020 and 2021 years.
Dan SarverPublished about 20 hours ago in Trader
Get Richer Everyday
How can we make everyday count towards our definition of success? How you spend your time is your freedom, and there is a lot of beauty in that. For high achievers, here is how you get richer every day.
Dan SarverPublished about 22 hours ago in Trader
The Step-by-Step Guide to Passive Wealth For Dummies
Are you confused by all the advice and financial jargon out there? Does it feel like investing is some sort of a dark art reserved for the experts and talking heads on Bloomberg TV?
Clément BourcartPublished a day ago in Trader
Why Should I Invest in Cryptocurrency?
Cryptocurrency is viewed with more interest in the digital world now. Its value is soaring and many institutional investors are pumping in more money. Bitcoin was the first cryptocurrency to emerge back in 2009. Now, we have more than 4000 different cryptocurrencies supported by robust blockchain networks.
Linda JohnPublished a day ago in Trader
How I Began Building My Portfolio Using the Stash App to Invest in the Stock Market (Part I)
Less than three weeks ago, I’d be the first to tell you I didn’t know anything about the stock market—and I didn’t want to. Investing is for rich people, I would’ve sneered! My small-town family background of generational poverty had taught me to disdain people with wealth or success, writing off the rich as a bunch of scammers, crooks, and sleaze bags, intent on taking advantage of poor people like us.
Jean MillerPublished 3 days ago in Trader
Why I’m Using the Stash App to Begin Investing in the Stock Market in 2021 (Part II)
<<< Go Back to Part I <<< Taxation isn't the only way money can move from the rich to the poor. (And we obviously can't count on charity out of the goodness of hearts to solve the world's problems.) Here's a brain game for you: maybe the economic system has an untapped role in liberty and justice for all.
Jean MillerPublished 4 days ago in Trader
Why I’m Using the Stash App to Begin Investing in the Stock Market in 2021 (Part I)
I'm a 30-something Millennial gal who grew up below the poverty line in small-town South Dakota, and I've never had the slightest interest in learning about the stock market.
Jean MillerPublished 4 days ago in Trader
How I Picked My First 3 Stocks to Buy Using the Stash App (A Newbie Investor’s Tale)
So if I'm going to champion an experiment in buying fractional shares as a low-income investor, in hopes of seeing bottom-rung earners empowered to rise up and take ownership in the capitalist stakes we're all playing anyway, where do I start?
Jean MillerPublished 5 days ago in Trader
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