Robb from the famous Canadian personal finance site, Boomer and Echo, was kind enough to feature my story of how Latecycle came to be: from a dark place many of you might be sitting right now.Check it out and enjoy!
Last March I entered the investing foray by leveraging my portfolio to basket of twenty stocks. I was searching for a way to keep track of everything, and found it in Sharesight. Let me take you on a tour. Main Page: The main page shows your overall portfolio performance in various forms. I’ve chosen a [...]
The most effective investment strategies revolve around a few simple principles that are easy to follow, repeatable, proven over time and based on facts. Here are three strategies to help keep you on track with achieving your investment goals: Diversify A staple strategy that many investors choose is diversification. When one category is underperforming, another one might be on [...]
What are you saving for? You might have a short-term goal, such as a down payment for a home or a deposit on a new car. Longer-term goals include putting aside money for retirement or a child’s education. Whether your goals are short-term or long-term, being able to state them clearly is an important step [...]
For the long-term equity investor, the debate between active and passive strategies rests on three main considerations: Market efficiencyPortfolio constructionHistorical performance Let's look at each in more detail. Market Efficiency At the centre of the active versus passive debate is the question of whether stock markets are efficient. What is an Efficient Market? In an [...]
In the world of investing, one thing is certain – markets will go up and down as economies move through different cycles of growth, taking investor emotions along with them. Managing such emotions, at both the peaks and valleys of the market, is one of the hallmarks of successful investors. Whatever happens in the market, [...]
Seriously, the best advice you will hear (and not just from me!) is this: DON'T LOOK! It is imperative to have a plan and stick to it. If you're a DIY investor, you must follow these steps to minimize risk:1) Have a plan and stick to it. - Long term dividend growth? Buy your stock [...]
