Market Analysis | Best Stocks to Trade For Tomorrow with logic 16-Jan | Episode 670

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Every Wall Street analyst, financial planner and broker will tell you that the right way to pick a mutual fund is find a good money manager of a fund that has a long time record.

What! Me worry? Many of you remember the cover of MAD magazine. It was one of my favorites. Alfred’s only worry was about his front tooth. You and I have other problems. The one big problem we all have is enough income to support our life style. Those who are approaching retirement…

Someday you may want to retire and continue to live in the life style to which you have become accustomed. According to conventional wisdom you will need less money because you will have fewer expenses than when you had to go to the office every day. Maybe. Let’s hope so.

There is a famous cliff on the ocean in Acapulco where experienced divers jump into the sea. It is very dangerous because the water at the base of the cliff surges from a depth of 2 feet to 12 feet. The diver must time his leap so the water is at the greatest depth when he enters or he could easily be killed as many novices before him have been. Timing is the key.

This article explains why low priced stocks may not be as lucrative as higher quality stocks. Read on and see how I came to this conclusion…

What is leverage? Leverage – how it works? Leverage – are there any trap? Rule No. 1 – Forget about reward, focus on safety Rule No. 2 – the riskier the investment, the less the leverage Rule No. 3 – Look for minimum 2-1 margin interest coverage

The stock market is very unstable at this time going up and down while interest rates are so low you want to be a borrower and not a lender. Would you like some suggestions on how can you get the mo…

With the stock market stubbornly refusing to settle down and smooth out, Wall Street has been scrambling to come up with “product” they can sell to gun shy investors. One such new concept is the Lif…

The date October 13, 2000 will forever be embedded in my mind. It was the day after our mutual fund trend tracking indicator had broken its long-term trend line and I sold 100% of my clients’ investe…

How do you invest? What do you really pay? At the end of the day, what are your real results? These are questions smart investors should be asking themselves (but usually don’t). In this era of more …