“There is No Chance I’m Wrong” – How to Identify an Untrustworthy Financial Advisor
If you ever hear that phrase or see it in a blog talking about investing, your best bet is to run or x out the...
How to Stay on the Right Side of the Law While Investing
Seeking the Best Returns The primary purpose of putting any capital at risk in a business investment is to get the best possible return. The...
Responding to Mark Cuban’s Video on Investing: Diversification is for Idiots
Although I am two years late finding it, I managed to catch this interview with Mark Cuban on investing. In it he makes some controversial...
I Just Got my Company’s 401(k) Plan Options – What Should I Do?
401(k)’s have been on my mind a lot lately. With a recent career change, I now have an employer that offers a very generous,...
How to Identify a Trustworthy Broker
When looking for a dependable broker for your personal or business finances, it can seem like a huge mountain to climb, especially if you do...
Discovering Your Investing Niche and How to Profit From It!
This article is inspired by the hundreds of investment newsletters out there that focus on a given niche or industry, catering to a very specific...
Reading Quarterly Reports and Conference Calls are Great Ways to Learn about a Company
I have a secret formula for you that no one knows about. This secret formula is available just for you. This secret can be yours....
The Warren Buffett Stock Portfolio – Repetitive, Boring and Not Worth it
This book frames everything around the end of the “Great Recession” and the attempt at recovery in 2011 and 2012. Thus it determines now (2011-2012)...
5 Great Books on Value Investing
Value investing is no longer as popular as it once was. It’s not as fast as day trading, not as exciting as options or forex,...
5 Lessons on Investing Learned from the film Boiler Room
Boiler Room is a 1999 film that highlights a college dropout who is hired as a broker at the new mysterious firm, JT Marlin. He gives...