Landlording 101, Tricks of The Trade Looking Inside Your Tenant’s Mind Basic Mind-Reading Report 101 for LandlordsIt goes without saying but I will say it anyway. Sitcom Investing A fickle stock market encourages good-humored mockery. Day Traders and Swing Traders and Options? Maybe! Typical day traders and swing traders look for stocks with quick, short term movements, and are not in the business of holding positions overnight let alone a week or two. Part II of Day Traders and Swing Traders and Options? Maybe! Before every protective put trade it is possible to calculate your anticipated maximum loss. Building The Foundation For Wealth You wouldn’t build your home on anything less than a solid foundation. Copy Cat or How to Use a Successful Trading System How many books have you read about successful traders? How they did this or that and made a fortune and are still doing it. Trading Systems A trading system consists of a set of rules for viewing markets and making trades. Selecting Rules for Investing and Trading There are three important differences between investing and trading. High Volatility Investments Penny stocks and options are high volatility investments that attract both the trader and the long term investor because of the small amount of capital required to make substantial gains as compared with less volatile higher priced stocks. Maniac Investment Let’s first understand what maniac means. Short Selling for Investors Shorts. Just Say 'NO' to Your Stock Broker We have all heard that slogan that started back when Nancy Reagan was in Washington. Moving Average Convergence Divergence ( MACD ) Charts The Moving Average Convergence Divergence charts, or MACD charts for short, are a technical indicator that is derived from the more simple moving average. Larry, Moe and Curley, Investment Brokers Larry, Moe and Curley were sitting in their favorite restaurant just off Wall Street having their usual 3 martini lunch and were discussing the day’s events and their client portfolios. Trading Baskets Part I Q. What My Horse Had For Breakfast Let’s see, he had some oats, fresh alfalfa and his vitamins. Justify Social Security ... Don't Save for Retirement It is a common question when investors review their retirement plan—should we include social security benefits into our retirement income projections?It seems the closer an investor is to retirement, the more likely he/she will include social security benefits into the analysis. Super Rules, OK? Do you rule your superannuation or does it rule you?It’s easy to fall for some myths about your super unless you do some clear thinking about who is in charge. Overbought/Oversold Has your broker ever told you that a stock is “overbought” or “oversold”? He probably went on the explain that the stock you own (I hope you didn’t) had gone down so far that it now was oversold and due for a rally. Protecting the Tax Advantage of Your Deferred Compensation The American Jobs Creation Act of 2004 imposed strict new rules on non-qualified deferred compensation plans. Is Starting A Business For Me? What To Consider Before Starting A Business Do you have the right temperament?Starting a small business is one of the most serious decisions that a person can take in life. Are You An Investment Dummy Like Me? I am good at a few things. Profitability And Stock Turn Rate The inventory of the typical store represents the largest single element of its total assets. The Realities Of Market Timing Market timing systems are based on patterns of activity in the past. Trading For A Living - Part 2 In part 1 of this article I started to look at the financial implications of giving up the day job to instead start trading full time for a living. Types of Investment The word 'investments' is one that most of us are familiar with hearing in financial context. Do You Need A Financial Planner? No matter how much money you make, it pays to keep on top of money coming in and going out. Stock Market Leaders and Laggards Leaders are stocks that breakout immediately when the market confirms a new rally. Brain Snappers and Other Wall Street Nonsense The last time you spoke with your broker did he use any of the following words? Diversification, Price-to-earnings ratios, discretionary trading, lifting a leg (he’s talking to you not your dog), leverage, divergence, fee-based compensation, escalator clause, tactical asset allocation and other mesmerizing words to place you in stupefying shock. Which IRA Is Best For You? An Ira is one of the greatest ways to save on taxes currently and accumulate money for the future.

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