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Showing posts with label reinvestment compounding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reinvestment compounding. Show all posts
Thursday 27 September 2018

With compound interest, the last few years of compounding make the most difference.

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The 3 components that determine how much money you will have in the future are: 1.  the amount of money invested, 2.  the length of time...
Saturday 29 April 2017

Return Characteristics of Equity Securities

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The two main sources of an equity security's total return are: Capital gains from price appreciation Dividend income The total ...
Tuesday 30 July 2013

"Money makes Money". Money can snowball.

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You have an investment which you are now also getting a dividend yield of at least 7%, paid in regular instalments.  What do you do with the...
Sunday 15 July 2012

Five Basic Fundamental Investing Principles

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History has demonstrated that there are five basic principles that  you should follow if you want to be truly successful. Invest Re...
Friday 29 June 2012

The Power of Compounding - Learn how it multiplies your Money

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A very good video on The Power of Compounding - the 8th Wonder of the World
Saturday 23 June 2012

Financial Planning and Reinvesting Your Passive Income

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Reinvest money from passive income My Cash Flow Framework Cash Flow Diagram HAVE YOU STARTED YOU...
Sunday 6 May 2012

Power of Compounding

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The first glass on the left is empty. The middle glass is  half full. That on the right is full. Assuming that the liquid is m...
Wednesday 18 April 2012

The difference in earning 3% a year versus, say, 7% or 9% a year, compounded over a few decades, is no less than life-changing.

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The alternative Warren Buffett Morgan Housel April 4, 2012 Read later Writing in the Financial Times in 2008, John Kay put  Warren Buff...
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Saturday 25 February 2012

Warren Buffett's secret - THE COMPOUNDING FACTOR

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EXPLANATION This may be old hat to some readers but it is worth remembering how compounding is one of the keys to Warren Buffett’s investme...

What Warren Buffett Looks for in Company Growth

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WHAT WARREN BUFFETT LOOKS FOR IN COMPANY GROWTH An investor likes to see a company grow because, if profits grow, so do returns to the inve...
Thursday 15 December 2011

Upon retiring, Anne Scheiber dedicated her life to investing in the stock market.

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December 18, 1995   Vol. 44   No. 25 Angel in Disguise After Years of Resentful Frugality, Anne Scheiber Bequeaths $22 Million to Help W...
Friday 14 October 2011

The difference between Simple Average Returns and Compound Returns

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Below is an illustration of the difference between simple average returns and compound returns, as well as the impact of losses no matter w...