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Showing posts with label buy and hold. Show all posts
Showing posts with label buy and hold. Show all posts
Wednesday 15 July 2020

Buy and Hold Works….Until It Doesn’t

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by KenFaulkenberry | Portfolio Management Buy and Hold Buy and Hold is considered by many to be the holy grail of investing. Its curren...
Tuesday 28 April 2020

Buy and Hold? Really? Depends on your AGE and NEEDS

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How should you choose between stocks and bonds? Financial advisors are risk averse.  Their risk aversion may have less to do with your fi...
Monday 13 April 2020

The Buy and Hold strategy may not always be the best investment strategy.

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The Buy and Hold strategy may not always be the best investment strategy. It is vital in stock investing to constantly check the compan...
Sunday 17 December 2017

Some stocks will perform better than others and these "stunners" will dominate the investor's portfolio.

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You won’t improve results by pulling out the fl owers and watering the weeds. — Peter Lynch, O NE U P ON W ALL S TREET For an investor wh...
Saturday 17 December 2016

Uses of Common Stocks: as storehouse of value, to accumulate capital and as a source of income

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Basically, common stocks can be used as: 1.  a "storehouse" of value, 2.  a way to accumulate capital, and, 3.  a source of i...
Wednesday 9 March 2016

Making investing enjoyable, understandable and profitable...*

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Is it not true, that the really big fortunes from common stocks have been garnered by those  who made a substantial commitment in the early...
Monday 1 February 2016

Secrets of Long-Term Investing Revealed

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“........... long-term investing isn’t about having a great system, or a superior analytic intellect, or better access to information, or ...
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Thursday 21 January 2016

Experts reveal their investment tips for volatile times

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'Don't panic': Experts reveal their investment tips for volatile times January 21, 2016 - 9:53AM China fears! Billions of d...
Tuesday 22 December 2015

Warnings for calling your investment long term when they were meant to be short-term

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Buffett warns against calling long-term those investments that were meant to be short-term but became long-term because the investors could...
Saturday 17 May 2014

It doesn't make sense to invest scared. Despite the occasional bubble or risky valuations, stocks still go up over the long term.

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Recently, the American Association of Individual Investors (AAII) sentiment survey revealed bullish and bearish sentiment fell, but neutral ...
Friday 7 March 2014

Is buy and hold dead? Jason Zweig shares his unique perspective, concluding that one should look at it differently.

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The Wall Street Journal's Jason Zweig shares his unique perspective on buy and hold investing, concluding that one should look at it dif...

Bull Markets in Calendar Days

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http://money.cnn.com/2014/03/06/investing/bull-market-five-years/index.html?iid=Lead

Is buy and hold, as an investing strategy, dead?

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Study the chart below.  Is buy and hold, as an investing strategy, dead?  Everytime the stock market crashed, many investors shouted buy and...
Monday 3 March 2014

Benjamin Graham's advice to guide investors in a falling market

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If You Think Worst Is Over, Take Benjamin Graham's Advice By JASON ZWEIG May 26, 2009 It is sometimes said that to be an intelligen...
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