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Discover Why Dollar Cost Averaging Works Best for Normal Folks Like Us

Are you looking for hot investment tips to win big in the market? You’ve come to the wrong place. I’m not a fan of anything … Read more

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Economic Turmoil is on the Horizon. Here’s How to Prepare for a Market Crash

A stock market crash is coming. We don’t know when. We don’t know why. But we do know it will happen. Although we never know … Read more

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Avert the Worst Recession Woes: What To Do When The Stock Market Crashes

Markets can’t go up forever. There’s a constant ebb and flow to economies; sometimes they’re up, and sometimes down. On occasion, they crash, causing massive … Read more

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Should You Save or Invest Your Money? It’s Not as Simple as You Think

Every expert has a different opinion on whether you should save or invest your money. Some scream that you must have at least $1000 saved … Read more

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Unrealized Gains Look Good on Paper, But Did You Really Make Money?

The economic outlook is fantastic, so your portfolio soared in value. You’ve made so much money! But did you? Unrealized gains make it look like … Read more

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Realized vs Unrealized Gains and Losses: Know the Difference to Win at Investing

Investing in stocks is like riding a roller coaster. It’s up, it’s down, and suddenly you’re upside down, spinning in a whirlwind, only to quickly … Read more

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Realized Gains and Losses Simplified: Know the Terms to Make Great Investment Decisions

The investing world abounds with jargon about investment gains and losses. Terms like realized gains and losses (as opposed to unrealized gains and losses) are … Read more

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A Stock Market Crash is Coming – But is the Sky Really Falling?

“Be fearful when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are fearful” – Warren Buffet Economic uncertainty fills the airwaves while the stock market … Read more

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Investing for Beginners: Everything You Need To Know To Start Growing Wealth

Investing can seem overwhelming, especially when you’re first starting. You must navigate confusing abbreviations and complex investment vehicles while determining your financial goals. It doesn’t … Read more

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The Worst Investments for Beginners: Risky Investments You Need To Avoid

Good investments build wealth, while bad investments destroy financial stability. People in the early stages of their financial journey may struggle to tell the difference. … Read more