You are doomscrolling and you come across an enticing short ad that promises you can retire early by using automated AI trading. You even click…
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To realize the best possible investing experience, both the bullish side and the bearish side need to be considered. This post describes both market views.
By: James Cochrane Updated: January 15, 2020 Investing in hard. Anyone who tells you otherwise is either trying to sell you something or doesn't…
You buy something at a store, and you use it for a few years. Then, the item is no longer useful to you and you…
I often hear the advice that younger people should take on more financial risk. They have more time to recover, so the thinking goes. But,…
With the exception of a mortgage, you should get out of debt before investing. Loans types other than mortgages detract from your investing returns.Within this…
Do you know what opportunity cost means? How about the impact of opportunity cost? Is this something you should concern yourself with? The truth is…
In a previous article, I wrote about how the Quick Ratio works and how it can be used by investors. It has its uses, but…
The quick ratio allows you to gauge whether a company can pay its bills in the short-term. In other words, if the company were up…
If someone came to your door and told you a local business is for sale, would you buy it without hesitation? Probably not. You would…