Sudhir Sahay
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Sudhir Sahay is a Sales and Marketing executive and a father of two young men. Sudhir hopes to share his journey building basic financial literacy for his children and providing savings and investing advice to their friends and peers.
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Investments Don't Go Up or Down in a Straight Line
I recently saw a very interesting chart that has gotten me thinking about short-term vs. long-term investing. The chart shows the tremendous volatility that one of the commodities I have been investing in - uranium - experienced in its last bull run:
By Sudhir Sahayabout a year ago in Trader
Increase your Sales Price and Profit by Selling Stocks with Covered Call Options
Bull low, sell high. That’s the holy mantra for investors who want to maximize return. But, how do you do that? Last week, I wrote an article about how to reduce your entry point for investments — i.e, buy low — using put options.
By Sudhir Sahay2 years ago in Trader
Use Cycles to Identify Investment Opportunities
Great investors pay close attention to the cycle. They may not be able to predict its timing, but know the next stage is coming. They understand that leaning against the force of time is a dangerous game. - Frederik Gieschen
By Sudhir Sahay2 years ago in Trader
What is an option and how are they used in investing
Wall Street has always been able to attract brilliant and clever people who create innovative financial instruments. These innovations have made the people who created them lots of money, but also at the same time, they have helped democratize finance for the average person.
By Sudhir Sahay2 years ago in Trader
How to Build Stability in Fixed Income Earnings with a Bond Ladder
The fixed income market is going crazy right now. The second- and third-largest bank failures in US history have taken place this month so people are questioning the safety of bank deposits. In addition, we’re seeing historic changes in interest rates as last week saw the third-largest decrease in 2-year treasury rates in 40 years. With all this volatility, how do you ensure safety and stability in earnings from what should be a safe, income-generating part of your portfolio: fixed-income?
By Sudhir Sahay3 years ago in Trader
Use Your Raises to Maximize Savings in a "Pay Yourself First Budget"
Saving and investing money is hard. That’s why so many people don’t do it. However, it is critical for your long-term financial health, so you need to not just develop that habit but increase your savings over time. Today’s post is about a twist to the Pay Yourself First Budgeting I recently wrote about (Pay Yourself First Budgeting: Build Automated Savings and Investment Into Your Budget) which will further increase your savings while at the same time giving you more spending money.
By Sudhir Sahay3 years ago in Lifehack
