Finding the best forex trading system for your goals, based on your risk tolerance and profit goals, can be tremendously helpful in following a systematic thought process when trading. We all know how emotional trading can be, which is why most beginners don’t follow any type of trading system, don’t make that mistake. Leave your …
Bonds can definitely be a confusing investment option. The stock market is so easy to understand, you buy 1 or more stocks in a company you think will succeed, and you reap the benefits if it does. You pick when you want to cash out, and go find another stock. Bonds are a bit different, …
Saving and investing money to grow your wealth can be stressful, knowing what your risk tolerance number is could be a game changer in how you see things and take action. In 2010 I was going nowhere, my finances sucked. In 2013 I started understanding personal finance, learning more about it, and getting myself (and …
In the beginning, there was no question about saving vs. investing, I couldn’t do either. This was around 2010. The more I got frustrated with my situation, my desire to learn more about personal finance grew. I started putting more time and work into reviewing my money situation often and making small changes towards it. …
A debt-to-assets ratio is a formula that takes all your debt (house, car, etc..) and divides it by all the assets you have (savings, investments, etc..) to give you a number. Ideally the lower the number the better. At the beginning of my personal finance journey, my goal was to find a way to save …
Buying Bitcoin has been a popular investing conversation for some years now, especially sine 2018. Just take a look at the chart below. Bitcoin investing peaked big time in 2017. The value of one coin went from about $1,000 in early 2017 to over $19,000 by the end of the year. That is the most …
Im in my 30s now, and even though I started investing in my early 20s, I made my fair share of mistakes and wish I had someone or some resource to properly guide me. Yes there’s the internet, but I guess at the time I just wasn’t “ready” to take in the personal finance wisdom. …
