It is all right to have investment heroes, just avoid placing them on a pedestal.
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Make sure you don’t imbibe the wrong lessons from market crashes.
When the stock market is declining, here’s what you should do.
To react to news as an investor signifies an illusion that you can get in and out of a stock before the informationbecomes mainstream. The reality is far different.
There is no shortage of naysayers warning of impending doom. That indicates that there are still many investors out there who are capable of pushing the market to new highs.
Want to learn how to become a better investor? Here are several habits you can adopt to improve your investment results.
Investing in stocks may be scary at first, but this fear should pale in comparison to the fear of running out of money when we retire.
Focus on the business narrative, not the stock price. Over time, stock prices converge to each business’ intrinsic value.
We tend to extrapolate what we see in the present, which is why investment and economic projections are usually way off the mark.
Investing well in a time of turbulence requires more than talent. Here’s what you can do to improve your chances.
Starting your children off investing at an early age gives them more time to compound their wealth.
Be wary of investing by so-called calendar effects. It is far better to find good stocks to hold for the long term.
The best lessons are learnt over years and decades, and not from the past 12 months.
As we head into the New Year, here are five steps you can take to better position your portfolio for success.
We’re entering payback time for those years of easy money, which could spell recession. This may be a good opportunity to reset our investments.
As the curtains come down for 2022, there are six key numbers that come to mind.
VICOM’s business stands to benefit from a greater population of ageing vehicles, higher inspection fees and the emergence of private-hire cars and PMDs.
Why people who fear investing in the stock market today may be missing the big picture.
Working out the intrinsic value of a stock will enable you to invest with confidence.
Free cash flow per share and the price-to-FCF ratio provide a framework to decipherwhat’s happening in our stock portfolio.