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3 Categories of Investors

April 26, 2008 By: Admin Category: Investors No Comments →

An investor is someone who puts his money into something with the aim of deriving a benefit or profit from it. When it comes to investment there are three kinds of investors:

1. Foolish investors 2. Average Investors and 3. Wise investors.

The foolish investors are people who invest all their money in their wants and desires. They are out for the latest shoes, designer this and that even when they have little money. They hardly know what it means to delay gratification. All they know is that they must have what they desire and crave for NOW, so they simply invest in that. Of course such things bring no returns. They principally purchase liabilities rather than assets. It may be better to pause here and define liabilities and assets because many are of the impression that assets are items we spend money to buy while liabilities are debts or items that are not useful to you. This may not be entirely true. (more…)

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Best and Worst Places to Live: Any use for investors?

April 06, 2008 By: Admin Category: Investors No Comments →

Channel 4 had their latest league tables on the best and worst places to live in Great Britain a few weeks ago using measures such as life expectancy, school exam results, numbers of shops, crime levels, bars and restaurants and air quality.

Six out of the top 20 were in Surrey, although top was Edinburgh. In the bottom 20, you had Nottingham high up due to crime levels, and areas such as Hull, Islington in London, and Middlesbrough was number one.

Is this a useful guide for investors?

Well it is useful to see, but the most powerful thing to consistently see with many of the worst areas was the consistently low house prices that had all started to go up greatly, and the huge amounts of regeneration going into the areas. In Middlesbrough alone they are investing millions through the Tees Valley regeneration project . (more…)

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Trading types

April 02, 2008 By: Admin Category: Investment, Investment Strategy, Investors No Comments →

There are many different trading types out there that can help you make money in the stock market today. If you are just starting out it can be confusing. You may be asking yourself how do I make money and what is the best trading system for me? Here I have composed a list of different trading systems that have been proven to make money in the stock market. Study them and find out which is the best for you.

1. Trend traders, these are traders that simply buy up trending stocks and sell down trending stocks. An up trending stock is a stock that keeps making higher highs and higher lowers. What a trend trader would do is get into this stock at their low and hold onto it until it stops making higher highs and higher lows. That is it. They do not necessarily have to look at the company’s fundamentals. If it is going up it probably has good fundamentals anyway.

2. Swing traders, these traders play off of support and resistance. Support and resistance are imaginary tops and bottoms of stocks. For example if a stock is bouncing between $51 and $60, $51 would be its support and $60 would be its resistance. What a swing trader would do is wait until this stock goes down to $51 then buy it. They might place a stop at around $48 so if it breaks lower they will only lose $3. Then the swing trader waits until it either hits his stop or resistance at $60. Let us look at what could happen here. If you are right you make $60-$51=$9 if you are wrong you lose $51-$48=$3. (more…)

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