The Ten Commandments of
Investing.
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Set goals. * Personal finances in order. * Ask questions.
* Do not follow the herd. * Due diligence. * Be humble. * Be patient. * Be
moderate. * No unnecessary churning. * Be safe. * Do not follow blindly.
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My additions: * Diversify. * Study market timing. *
Protect your losses and profits. * Monitor your screens and your metrics. * Emotionally
detached from investments. * Learn from mistakes. * Stay away from bubbles. *
Be socially responsible.
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For more of my reasoning, check out the book described next. It has 820 pages (6*9) for $9.99. It could be the best $10 you ever spend.
The above is an abstract from my book "Complete the Art of Investing" which is available from Amazon.
I challenged to have the best-performed article in Seeking Alpha history, an investing site, for recommending 5 or more stocks in one year after the publish date. The concepts for that article are discussed in this book.
For more of my reasoning, check out the book described next. It has 820 pages (6*9) for $9.99. It could be the best $10 you ever spend.
The above is an abstract from my book "Complete the Art of Investing" which is available from Amazon.
I challenged to have the best-performed article in Seeking Alpha history, an investing site, for recommending 5 or more stocks in one year after the publish date. The concepts for that article are discussed in this book.
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