Help and be helped! That is the aim of the 'Your Best Stock Investment Tip' section of the site. Here you can read the advice of others and leave advice yourself...
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Being a private investor can be a lonely business and we could all use some outside ideas and guidance from time to time. In this part of the site we hope to bring together the wisdom of many investors so that we can all help each other become more successful and more profitable.
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The Ultimate Top 10 List of Stock Market Tips! Not rated yet
1) Never get married to a stock (it's merely a vehicle to get paid)
2) Don't make emotional decisions (rather, make logical choices)
3) Don't get greedy …
How I Started Investing Not rated yet
Originally, I bought a local over-the-counter stock that didn't pay a dividend. That taught me a valuable lesson. "Buy a stock that reliably pays a good …
Nothing specific, I look for a harmonic convergence of a couple of things Not rated yet
One factor is looking at stocks trading below $5/share. Like playing blackjack in a casino, you know that in most cases thee odds are against you but there …
Look to absolute returns Not rated yet
I'm a firm believer that you get what you aim for. With that in mind, I have been reading a lot about hedge funds.
I'm not about to become a hedge fund …
Going after strong dividend yields Not rated yet
Over time, I learned to look more for dividends than capital repayment.
My theory is that firms that are strong enough to pay good dividends are strong …