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Multiple Streams of Income

Mathew Barnes 12 Jun, 2009

In trading there are times when everything seems easy. Most of our trades are winners, our morale is up, our bank balance is overflowing and life is good! Then, there are times when the volume drops out of the market, trends aren’t as long or strong and money is harder to make. Sometimes we need to sit out of the market altogether if it is too volatile, or not volatile enough.

Slave or Save

Andrew Page 22 May, 2009

As investors, we are understandably focused on achieving the highest return possible. The higher our return, the more money we make and the sooner we can retire. So it is of course important that we make our money work as hard as possible.

False profits

Andrew Page 15 May, 2009

When trying to judge the success of traders there is nothing more definitive than the rate of return they have been able to demonstrate. Regardless of what other explanations or justifications you might consider, a trader that has achieved a 50% return over the past year has been objectively more successful than another who generated a 5% return.

The price of everything and the value of nothing

Andrew Page 24 Apr, 2009

It’s very easy to take something as straightforward as a market and make it seem immensely complicated, and it’s something that we all do. But let’s step back for a moment and examine exactly what the market actually is.

Long Term Investing Dead?

Andrew Page 2 Apr, 2009

A lot of comparisons have been made between the current Global Financial Crisis and the great depression, and indeed there are many similarities. Unfortunately though, such comparisons seem to provide little scope for optimism, especially for the longer term investor.

Time to Invest?

Andrew Page 27 Mar, 2009

A lot of people spend considerable time and energy in trying to determine whether the market has bottomed or has further to fall. While we can attempt to calculate reasonable and objective estimates, the fact is no one can ever be sure, not even the most qualified and experienced professional.

Damage Control

Andrew Page 13 Mar, 2009

There are few reasons to be optimistic about the general state of the global economy at present and at times like these it can be difficult to remain confident in the markets. As a long term income investor it can be easier to tolerate significant corrections, but they are certainly an unwelcome phenomenon.

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