17 Quick and Simple Investing Tips from a Financially Free 30-Something
Let's just dive right in, shall we? 1. Don't overthink it Investing does not have to be complicated. Myriad studies have shown that the simplest investment strategies are the most robust and deliver you the best returns.
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Concerns of the FuturePublished about a month ago in Trader
Things I Wish I Learned in School: Credit Cards
Do you ever look back at your school days and wonder what was the point of learning a lot of the topics that were taught? All the things you learned that are not useful in everyday life? Things that are useless, or maybe useful for short periods of time. So where are people expected to learn the basics of everyday life? Things like how to do your taxes, how to invest, how to buy a home, and how to use a credit card. Things that are important to know, but not taught in school.
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In mid-2019, Revolve Group went public on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). Since then, the stock fell 75% from its IPO to March of 2020 at the peak of the COVID-19 pessimism and from there, its stock price surged nearly 752% from its all-time low.
Concerns of the FuturePublished 2 months ago in Trader
My Next Life-Changing Stock Pick? I Think So..
What happens to batteries from phones, electric vehicles, power tools, etc. at the end of their life? Up until 2017, virtually nobody was recycling or recovering the precious metals found in end-of-life lithium ion batteries. Instead, companies paid huge dumping fees to convert these batteries to waste. In a world where the materials needed to create batteries are scarce and in high demand, this makes no sense. Fortunately, companies like Li-Cycle (NYSE:PDAC) identified this problem and got to work.
RexFinancePublished 3 months ago in Trader
How To Make Your Largest Asset Work for You
For most people, their mortgage payment is the largest recurring debt payment they make each month. But what if, instead of needing to earmark part of your take home pay for that, your house paid for the mortgage itself? Anything left over after the mortgage payment comes to you as a bonus.
Jennifer DunnePublished 5 months ago in Trader
Meet My $50,000 Penny Stock Investment | Interview w/ Creatd CEO Jeremy Frommer
Being a creator and public figure myself, I was able to see what Vocal already provides, and what it could become. My investment in Creatd, the owner of this platform Vocal, started with a $20,000 investment that you can see here. As time has gone on, this investment has grown to a total amount of ~$50,000 thanks to share price appreciation in addition to me buying additional shares of the company.
RexFinancePublished 6 months ago in Trader
How I Lost $2,000 Banking On Baby Yoda
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Rhys McIntyrePublished 6 months ago in Trader
Manappuram Gold Loan Rate Per Gram
Manappuram Finance Gold loan is for debtors over 18 years of age. This NBFC affords rebates on hobby payments to folks that are ordinary with the EMI bills. You can pledge bank-purchased gold cash of as much as 50 grams or self-owned gold jewelry as collateral. Both current and new clients can observe for a mortgage against antique at an attractive hobby price.
Sangeeta OZIPublished about an hour ago in Trader
The Psychology of Money
Doing well with money has little to do with how smart you are and a lot to do with how you behave. And behavior is hard to teach, even to totally smart people.
chembarathiPublished about 2 hours ago in TraderTurning Your Biggest Expenses Into Cash Flow
If you earn a six-figure salary, pat yourself on the back because you are killing it on the income front. Earning $100,000 per year means you earn more than twice what the average American worker earns each year. Earning six-figures would also put you in the top 10% of income earners.
Ben Le FortPublished about 6 hours ago in Trader
Neetish Sarda - Attributes of a Perfect Managed Working Space
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Neetish SardaPublished a day ago in Trader
What Does P/E Ratios Mean In The Stock Market
To evaluate how cheap or how expensive a stock is at any given moment, the price to earnings or P/E ratio may be used. P/E ratios can be used to determine the fair market value of stock or company, just like an appraiser can give you an estimate of the value of your home.
Andrew MillsPublished a day ago in Trader
5 Simple Money Habits That Helped Me Save 3/4 of My Income
Nothing comes overnight. Especially money. Without building long-lasting habits I would never have been able to save almost 75% of my income on my journey to financial freedom and have a blast doing it.
Sam Dixon BrownPublished 2 days ago in Trader
Eastern Europe, Central & Eastern Asia and Middle East & Africa Healthcare PPE Market
Market Outlook: The Eastern Europe, Central & Eastern Asia and Middle East & Africa healthcare PPE Market was valued at USD 4,892.3 Million in 2019 and is projected to reach USD 22,826.7 Million by 2027, expanding at a CAGR of 21.8% during the forecast period. In terms of volume the healthcare PPE market is anticipated to grow approximately by CAGR of 21.5% over the coming years. Personal protection equipment (PPE) has recently become a fairly common acronym in healthcare provider’s lexicons, even though it has been common in fire departments, emergency medical departments (EMS), and the military for quite some time. Fundamentally, PPE helps ensure that individuals are protected from physical hazards that they can experience in their work environment. The PPE can be used to protect workers from general environmental hazards (such as high temperatures and noise), particular workplace hazards (including dropping objects and falls from heights), or risks to emergency circumstances (such as infectious agents and hazardous chemical). No equipment is suitable for all everyone; however, it needs to be chosen and used appropriately in compliance with use and risk levels.
Robert DowneyPublished 2 days ago in TraderWatch These Next-Gen Cloud Computing Stocks
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