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What are the Types of ETFs and How Do They Work?

May 21, 2021 Leave a Comment

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Investors looking for ways to make money frequently turn to exchange-traded funds. Buying a share of an EFT allows you to save yourself from the need to monitor the rise or fall of prices every day in order to profitably sell the assets you have.

What is an ETF?

The use of exchange-traded funds is a good option for those who are tired of the constant race for high odds or are too lazy to do this job. The main advantage of participating in ETFs is that your capital doesn’t depend on one company but on several ones. The risks are reduced, which means that you won’t need to worry too much about your funds. However, as with all investing, the value of your investment can go up or down. ETF’s do not guarantee returns

In order for a deal to be profitable for an investor, it is necessary to monitor market indexes. They demonstrate how profitable a certain investment will be. 

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With Stock-market volatility, is a Money Market investment right for you?

June 8, 2020 Leave a Comment

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Have you noticed the irrationality in the stock market lately? 13% unemployment rate, negative GDP growth projections for the year, still the market has recovered all of the March/April losses! The famous saying goes “Markets can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent”.

With Stock-market volatility, is a Money Market investment right for you?

With the volatility plaguing the stock market in this time of crisis you may be looking for safer harbors to invest your money.  If this is the case a money market account may be just the thing you are looking for.  This type of investment will give you added security at the time you need it most.

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Why Dividend Stocks are the Best Stocks for an Investor?

October 2, 2015 Leave a Comment

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A lot of investors find themselves encountering severe emotional shifts with the fluctuations that come with stock market investment. In addition, uncertainty may seriously surprise and hit you when suddenly prices drop while elation sets hearts racing with sprightliness when prices rise.

However, people who prefer to invest in long-term dividends stocks, won’t experience the same anxiety as stock prices fluctuate. I can perhaps count myself to be in this category. I haven’t sold any position in last month or so, since dow lost 1000 points in a day. In fact, I bought CocaCola and Johnson and Johnson stocks. They both have consistent dividend paying record over many years.

From the mindset of dividend investors, they are aware that the success of their financial investment is not hinged on the inconsistencies of the market itself, but rather on the long-range prosperity of the company. It’s a historical fact that the dividend, as well as the stock price, will sooner or later ascend, in the long run, resulting in considerable growth over a long period of time.

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Stock Market Blues : I Have Started Buying Today

August 5, 2011 17 Comments

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Statutory Warning: Stock market investment is the most risky investment possible. Stocks may lose its entire value, leaving you with no money and no future! (My version of the disclaimer)

Saying the above warning let me confess that I started buying selective shares starting today. This is investment, not trading. I don’t trade stocks, I invest in stocks that means I buy and hold them for long-term.

I do not follow Cramers of the world or for that matter any TV expert. I don’t go to alphas and fools for their advice either.  I believe only in Buffet and his philosophy.

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