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Showing posts with label asset class. Show all posts
Showing posts with label asset class. Show all posts
Saturday, 16 June 2012

20 Investments

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Most people will find that their investment objectives change throughout their lives. Capital appreciation may be more important for the ...
Wednesday, 6 October 2010

A punt on the money

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By Paul Clitheroe, Money Magazine, September 2007 Six of the best 1. Invest in something you understand In both life and investing, the...
Tuesday, 17 August 2010

Your best Investment Method

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What is Your best Investment Method? Stocks Market Bonds Gold Forex Real Estates Gold and Stocks Market Stock and Bond All of the A...
Wednesday, 11 August 2010

Introductory Lecture to The Investment Process

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http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8694846935046925487&hl=en&emb=1#docid=6890486866020900949 Diversification, risk, asset ...
Thursday, 4 February 2010

Reviewing the Basics of Investing in Equities for the Young and Old Investors

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Reviewing the basics of investing in equities Importance of Financial Education The risk involved in equities Equities carry the highest r...
Tuesday, 2 February 2010

Reviewing the basics of investing in equities

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Although investing in equities is risky , it is a sure way to beat inflation - especially if you are patient and have a long time ho...

Five important don'ts when you want to buy shares

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Mistakes to avoid when you invest in equities Do not buy on tips or rumours .  Consult someone who has long experience of equity investmen...

Two important strategies to help you avoid large losses: STOP LOSSES and REBALANCING

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Stop losses and rebalancing are strategies to help you avoid large losses when you invest in equities. Stop-loss strategy A stop loss i...

Costs of a standard equity transaction

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The cost of a standard equity transaction is made up of: a stockbrokers's fee, taxes, a levy for the adminsitrative cost of the elect...

The stock market provides a market for setting prices based on supply and demand

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More about the stock market The stock market provides a market for dealing in listed shares, and for setting prices based on supply and d...

Listed and Unlisted companies.

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You can hold shares in companies that are listed on the stock market or in unlisted companies.  The bulk of equity investments are in li...

Inflation is your ultimate enemy. Your other enemy: IMPATIENCE

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Inflation is your ultimate enemy.  But impatience can be an even worse enemy when it comes to equity investing. The important thing when ...

Equities carry the highest risk. Why, then, invest in equities?

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You can also make a lot of money investing in equities. During the long term, US stocks gave a historical compound annual return of 11% ...

The risk involved in equities

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You can lose a lot of money investing in equities.  That is why it is the asset class carrying the highest risk.  If you had bought sha...
Sunday, 31 January 2010

Reviewing the basics of interest-bearing investments

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To have a good understanding of interest-bearing investments, learn and know the followings. The risks of interest-bearing investments, ...

Mistakes to avoid when investing in interest-bearing instruments

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Interest-bearing investments may be relatively stress-free, but they too have their pitfalls.  Watch out for the following: Do not accept ...

Other interesting interest-bearing investments: Mortgage Bonds and Term Annuities

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Today a myriad of unit trusts invest in interest-bearing investments.  These include: money market funds, income funds, and, bond funds. ...

More about another interest bearing investments: bonds

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Bonds are fixed-income securities that governments and companies issue in order to borrow money.  They pay interest to you for that privi...

Money market funds have become very popular alternative to bank deposit

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A money market fund is a type of unit trust that invests in interest-bearing instruments issued by banks, government and companies when th...

The 'safe' option of cash

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Cash has always been seen as a fairly safe investment, and our forefathers were quite happy to put their money under the mattress and leave ...