5 Wrong Ways to Invest in Stocks
The stock market is a mystery to many and treacherous waters to even more. At one point, everyone had their own misconceptions on the mechanics of investing world. There is no doubt that investing is an emotional roller-coaster ride. The passengers who can tolerate the ups and downs would be less likely to make a [...]
Popular Nike Sneakers Can Be Better Investments Than Stocks
Two weekends ago, the retro release of the Nike Air Max 90′s Infrared colorway was the only thing on my mind on that Saturday morning. It is a timeless style that any sneakerhead could not afford to miss – that’s right, I still consider myself somewhat of a “sneakerhead” even though I’m not that punk [...]
Book Review: Payback Time
Payback Time is an investing book written by Phil Town, a well known investment guru. Town actually puts his investing advice in a step-by-step format with examples in a comprehensible format – a rare sight among many investing books these days. Town’s investing philosophy is very much based on the success of Warren Buffett’s endeavors. [...]
Dollar-Cost Averaging: Go Discount Shopping in the Stock Market
If you follow me on Twitter, you will find that I often cheer when the stock market falls a few hundred points. Some investors will think that I was drunk and cursing me in their minds as their investment portfolios bleed money. But, I have investments in my portfolio too. Shouldn’t I be sulking like [...]
How I Overcame My Fear of Investing
Price-to-earnings ratio. Market capitalization. Operating cash flow. 20-day moving average. Say what? Back in college, these were the very terms of an overwhelming presence despite my growing interest in investing. When I hear that college students are buying luxury cars and eating out because they were making a fortune daytrading stocks, my intuition told me [...]
