Finweek - English

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the world of investment is changing rapidly. A combination of Covid-19, lockdowns, fiscal stimulus packages, higher savings, and more leisure time has caused a surge in retail investing. Online investment platforms like eToro, Robinhood and Easy Equi

Kiplinger

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It's hard to imagine having too much cash. But it's actually possible to do. If you're decades away from retirement and you literally have more money than you know what to do with, it probably doesn't matter if it's all sitting in cash somewhere. Mos

Kiplinger

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In the midst of the pandemic, you may have noticed a rather unusual trend: More and more people are jumping into the stock market. Despite, or perhaps even because of, extreme volatility in the market and endless speculation about what could happen n

Kiplinger

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Multifamily real estate posted another exceptional year in 2018. Whether judged by gains in property appreciation or income growth, multifamily fundamentals delivered. Mapping the year ahead, investors are positioning themselves now as the market sig

Kiplinger

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Raymond Rondeau, 55, of Exeter, R.I., is a trader, president of the New England American Association of Individual Investors chapter, and creator of AAII's new course, "Investing Strategies and Technical Analysis." When did you start trading? I began

Kiplinger

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There is an incredible euphoria when an investment portfolio is doing well. Performing at higher-than-average levels can make investors feel invincible. But without the emotional lows that the market can cause, these highs could not be possible. Man

Kiplinger

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Can you even imagine a billion dollars? If you earn $45,000 a year, it would take you 22,000 years to amass such a fortune. Well, now imagine $1 trillion. That’s 1,000 billion. One trillion divided evenly among the U.S. population would mean that eve

Kiplinger

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Nothing is more important to long-term investment success than a clear investment philosophy. And nothing is more controversial. There are, no doubt, numerous investment philosophies and countless investment strategies. Investors and investment prof

Working Mother

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Large amounts of money that used to take copious amounts of paperwork can now be done from a smartphone when it comes to trading. Pexels It’s very common to have two working parents in the household these days. Long gone is the era of the working hus

NPR

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With millions stuck at home, more and more people are trying day trading. Most will end up losing money, studies show, while troubling cases of addiction are also on the rise.

Money Magazine

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The sharemarket has been bouncing around a bit lately, so you may want to prepare a few ideas on how to stay the course through the next share slide, no matter when it comes. The first step is to design a diversified, low-cost portfolio that aligns w

Kiplinger

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As the stock markets gyrate, financial professionals have been busy folks the past few days, calming clients' nerves with their advice on how to handle the recent bumps in the record run-up and the head-snapping volatility we've been seeing. We aske

Manhattan Institute

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Frustrated sports gamblers may have jumped into the stock market, but it’s unlikely that they are responsible for its volatility.

Los Angeles Times

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WASHINGTON — In 2017, nearly everything investors touched made money. Major stock indexes were up about 20% or more. Bonds turned in another solid year of gains. And the housing market was sizzling, with median home prices in Southern California up 8

The Atlantic

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His words evince both an interest in the market and a lack of knowledge about its gyrations.

Her World Singapore

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It measures fluctuations in the price of a security, or an index. Higher volatilities indicate higher risk. There are some volatility scales that indicate the level of risk, for example, from a scale of 1 to 10 – a higher rating means higher risk. Bu

Los Angeles Times

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WASHINGTON — In 2017, nearly everything investors touched made money. Major stock indexes were up about 20 percent or more. Bonds turned in another solid year of gains. And the housing market was sizzling, with median home prices in Southern Californ

Kiplinger

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Two issues ago, I urged everybody to suspend all inclination to brood about gathering risks or missed opportunities and let one's portfolio snooze. I obeyed my own counsel, not only by skipping this column for a month, but by ignoring my IRA and 401(

Business Today

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1) The Founders Samant Sikka, Sanjeev Sharma and Dhananjay Singh. A 20 year stint with asset management companies helped Sikka realise how difficult it could be for young people to understand the importance of saving money and making the right invest

NZ Property Investor

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You could say Aden Hare was raised in property investment. By the age of 13 he was spending all of his weekends helping out his mum and dad with their rental properties – renovating and cleaning. At the time, he thought it was a bit of a punishment,

Los Angeles Times

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John Templeton, the late investing guru, once said bull markets in stocks "mature on optimism" before they eventually "die on euphoria." Chalk up 2017 as another year of maturity for the current bull market - on a record scale. Defying speculation 12

NPR

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Stock markets in Asia and Europe fell sharply after Monday's record 1,175-point drop in the Dow, leaving U.S. financial markets bracing for another volatile day.

Los Angeles Times

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WASHINGTON - An attempt by Treasury Secretary Steven T. Mnuchin to calm plunging financial markets backfired Monday, further rattling investors with new fears about whether major U.S. banks have enough cash on top of worries about interest rates, pol

NPR

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On Monday, the Dow logged a nearly 3 percent loss — breaking a 100-year-old record for the worst Christmas Eve performance. After a day off for Christmas, trading resumes Wednesday.

Kiplinger

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In my March Money Smart Women column, Retirement Tips for a Long Lifetime, I promised that I would weigh in on how to raise money-smart girls. That prompted an e-mail from Anne Chernish, a certified financial planner in Ithaca, N.Y., who volunteered

You South Africa

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MANY of us have learnt lessons about money – sometimes the hard way – that helped us budget more carefully or get onto a better financial footing. We asked some celebs and two financial experts to share the lessons they’ve learnt and the best advice

NZ Property Investor

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• Educate yourself – “I still read books on property investment.” • Learn how to do the numbers and stick to them. • Once you’ve worked out that a deal makes sense, don’t delay – “Take action straight away!” • Get a good income and save as much as yo

The Atlantic

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Imagine having a runny nose, itchy eyes, congestion, and a sore throat, and your doctor telling you that you shouldn’t worry about cancer—she consulted her colleagues and they’re certain it is not cancer, and if it were, they could fight it. This is

Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

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In some ways women are better investors than men. So how come we often end up with lower savings? Many women are reluctant to make riskier investments. That might sound like a good thing. There are certainly some stupid financial risks out there! But

Blue Mountains Life

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No one likes to speak about death. But it comes at an uninvited time into all of our homes eventually. It is always best to be prepared for the unexpected. Because sometimes the unexpected and unwanted happens. During our lifetime, so many of our clo