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5 Quick Starter Stock Market Tips for Beginning Traders
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Lorenzo CatalanPublished 6 years ago in TraderWhy You May Want to Invest in an REIT Instead of Being a Landlord
Did you know that there are alternative investments to the stock market that could be game-changers for the way you invest? Real estate is probably one of the more popular methods to these alternatives, and the traditional route to investing in real estate is by becoming a landlord. You buy property, rent it out, and balance expenses against revenue. In this kind of work though, there are a lot of deterrents; it can be a huge commitment, with pretty big risks. A real estate investment trust (REIT), on the other hand, is a fantastic alternative to becoming a landlord yourself. It's a laughably simple, but lucrative, way to add real estate to your investment portfolio without really needing to get out there and do the work yourself, or know too much about the industry. Obviously, you'll want to do your market research, but you don't have to be an expert on cumbersome things like rental repairs, maintenance, taxes, etc. If you're looking to get in on the real estate market, you may want to invest in an REIT.
Nicola P. YoungPublished 6 years ago in TraderOptions Trading for Beginners
Key Terms Calls: an agreement that provides the owner the right to buy a security at a specific price before the expiration date. A call owner would profit when the asset goes up in value past the strike price.
Dylan BaldessariPublished 6 years ago in TraderThe Perfect Dividend Stock
Summary A great dividend stock both appreciates in stock price and gives an added bonus of a growing yield through dividend payments. A few key metrics to look for in picking a dividend stock are payout ratio, dividend growth over years, profitability, earnings growth, cash flow, debt, and the sector's health.
Dylan BaldessariPublished 6 years ago in TraderI Put My Money in the Hands of Artificial Intelligence
Every day, we carry phones in our pockets that are more than a hundred million times faster than the computers contained within the Apollo Era spacecraft. We also carry pieces of metal and plastic.
Forex Today
So, after years of wanting to learn a skill that I could have full control over and earn money from home, I discovered Forex. This is a financial market that has made many people millions and millions of dollars.
Jason MayhewPublished 6 years ago in TraderWays to Invest in Gold
Whether you are a seasoned, professional trader, or just opened up your first saving accounts, you should always be on the lookout for the best ways to invest your money. When it comes to value storage and assets, none beat out the king of precious metals, gold. Shiny and sleek, the value of gold always moves steadily, and has the least fluctuations when compared to other types of assets. It protects you against global uncertain, inflation, and currency debasement. Even though the gold market is subjected to volatility and speculation, it is still the best possible way to store value.
Nick ParoniPublished 6 years ago in Trader10 Reasons It’s Bad to Invest in IPOs
Getting into investments is an exciting prospect. People love the idea of seeing their money turn into something bigger. However, that excitement can also lead to a bad investment that ends up leaving you with emptier pockets than when you started. When this happens, you may want to consider some reasons it's bad to invest in IPOs.
Glenn BushinskiPublished 6 years ago in Trader10 Things to Tell People New to Investing
People new to investing have much to learn when it comes to the financial world. Being smart with your hard-earned money is essential and many young people need to understand the value of the stock market at an early age to plan for both their short term and long term financial goals. Investing may seem like a complicated game when there are so many options in the stock market to buy or sell stock and bonds. Plus, investing in stocks can seem risky. But, in the long run, if you leave your money to sit for long periods of time in stock exchanges or retirement accounts as opposed to basic savings accounts, it may really pay off. Here are some of our most basic tips for people just starting to invest so you won’t lose money.
Morgan E. WestlingPublished 6 years ago in TraderInvestments that Provide a 10 Percent Annual Return
Investing is often seen as one of those situations where you have to risk it all to make a lot of money. Truth be told, it's not always that far off. Most high-risk investments have high payoffs, while low-risk investments won't crack past a 4 percent annual return on a good year.
Ossiana TepfenhartPublished 6 years ago in TraderTips For Real Estate Investing Success In 2018
Successful real estate investors come from many different angles—there's no one, secret formula to succeeding in this market. But there are definite guidelines to follow and many things to consider, for new and experienced investors alike when aiming for real estate investing success.
Nicola P. YoungPublished 6 years ago in TraderHow to Invest in Corporate Bonds
Allow me to paint a picture for you: You're doing well in your professional life—maybe you're even thinking about retiring in ten or fifteen years—and you have extra income that you want to know what to do with. While you could just toss it all in a savings account for safekeeping, such an account is hardly high yield and offers little in the way of interest or growth. You want to invest some of your hard-earned money in something that can offer higher yields in the long-term. You could try your hand at the stock market, but stocks can be incredibly high risk, and your broker will take a cut of anything you earn anyway. If this scenario describes you in any way, then investing in bonds is a perfect fit for your needs. You can choose to invest in corporate bonds or government bonds, with the former having higher bond prices and higher risk but a higher interest rate than the latter. In this article, I will discuss all you need to know to enter the world of corporate bonds.
Joseph D. N. KendrickPublished 6 years ago in Trader