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Tips for Students Interested in Investing
One of the resources that should be managed to the best of ability is money. Investment is one of the things performed to handle money intelligently. This is where money can be used to buy an asset whose value, over time, is expected to increase. Investment is the process of growing wealth through the growth of an asset by multiplying the assets. In certain situations, instead of being sold, the asset is bought so as to have a potential source of income. Stocks, shares, mutual funds, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), annuities, and certificates of deposit are some common assets that can be purchased today. Investing is important and an efficient way to boost personal wealth. Literally, with the Internet supplying data about different trading markets across the globe, everyone can invest their money regardless of age. It is better to start early on investment. So, for teens and college students, here are some tips for students interested in investing to start investing.
By UniCreds5 years ago in Trader
A Quick Look at WeBull
WeBull is a fast going brokerage that I have recently started investing with. The platform offers longs of different opportunities to invest and grow your money. One opportunity the platform provides is, the option of making a high growth stocks account. A high growth stocks account is a portfolio of stocks that are expected to achieve high returns within the near future. I recently started a high growth stocks account and here are the top 5 stocks that have been rising my profits these past months.
By Mental Food 5 years ago in Trader
What IS "Wealth"?
What is wealth? Webster's Dictionary defines "wealth", as "A large amount of money, or possessions." "Property that has a money value or an exchangeable value" "Material objects that have economic utility, especially : the stock of useful goods having economic value in existence at any one time"
By Benjamin Austin5 years ago in Trader
The right perspective in an uncertain environment
Trading means acting in an uncertain environment. Once you enter into a trade, the further course of the price is completely open and unpredictable, even if the decision is based on an analytical method with a statistically proven advantage. In this uncertain environment and with the always visible pending result in front of your eyes (book profit or loss) emotions like hope, fear or greed are completely normal. But when these emotions determine the actions, it becomes difficult, if not impossible, to trade profitably in the long run.
By Marco Baeger5 years ago in Trader
How To Overcome The Need To Win?
Anyone entering into the trading world, usually creates the illusiion that once you start, then all your dreams and desires will manifest and you can go on to becoming your own boss and do whatever you like.
By Traders Reality5 years ago in Trader
The Problem With Avoiding Losses...
It goes without saying, trying to avoid something, usually ends up taking you right in the middle of that which you didn’t want in the first place. How is this relatable to Trading?
By Traders Reality5 years ago in Trader
Seven Trading Tips for Beginners
If you’re new to trading, you might be feeling a bit overwhelmed. There’s a lot to learn about trading, and terms tend to be built on top of each other. Finance is, by nature, complex. Sometimes, information can even seem conflicting, leading to an overall sense of confusion. Where do you start to educate yourself What are the first steps that you should be taking to learn to trade online?
By Stephanie Edwards5 years ago in Trader
Lack of inevitability leads to false expectations in trading
We all know the automatic/logical sequence of everyday events in our lives. There are if/then-relationships, which always lead to a predictable, inevitable result.
By Marco Baeger5 years ago in Trader
Perils of Efficiency: Procuring Supplies During a Crisis
Although lockdown has hit many industries across the world, some businesses have managed to remain somewhat operational, with supply and demand still existing for some products and services. However, during periods of extreme volatility and when business and supply and demand can shift drastically, procuring supplies can become almost impossible and can seem to ground to a halt. This can be a problem for some as many businesses in the UK rely on fast and efficient supply chains which are highly integrated and often operate cross-border.
By James Patefield5 years ago in Trader
6 Important Financial Terms and Their Meanings
We all know that it's of extreme importance to be smart with our money, our personal finances, and our net worth. But the world of personal banking, financial services, and investments can be so confusing, as there's so much to learn and keep in mind! There are so many different terms and conditions to keep track of, with words like an accredited investor, conventional lenders, private lending, exchange commission, and private money loan, everything can seem very overwhelming.
By Casey Chesterfield5 years ago in Trader
Greed Is Not Good
The ethos of an era or a generation usually spans about 40-50 years. I think we are living in a time of great upheaval obviously due to the COVID-19 pandemic but also due to the economic and social disruptions that occur as a result. What was thought to be as acceptable before the pandemic will likely draw condemnation and pushback after the pandemic. My hope is that the ethos paraded in popular culture and media of ‘Greed is good’ first popularized back in 1987 by the fictional character on Wall Street known as Gordon Gekko (played by Michael Douglas) will die out and be replaced by a different ethos.
By Ben W5 years ago in Trader
The Battle To Close A Losing Trade
Make no mistake, even more so, do not hide from the truth that every new and old trader has experienced the battle of when to close a trade that was bleeding your capital.
By Traders Reality5 years ago in Trader