by Dave Scott | Financial Advisor, Investing 101
Increasingly, I am convinced that individual investors face an uphill battle in consistently generating solid, consistent returns year after year, and would be better off with a good dependable financial advisor. And who’s to blame them when even Ivy League educated...
by Joseph McCauley | Fixed Income, Investing 101, Investing Strategy
If you are looking to add bond exposure to your portfolio, there are a few questions you have to answer first: what kind of bonds are you looking to add, what duration are you targeting, and will you be purchasing individual bonds or a bundle of bonds through bond...
by Miranda | Investing 101
Investing is often acknowledged as one of the most efficient ways to build wealth over time. All you have to do is look at the current savings yields to understand that you probably aren’t going to build up your nest egg with the help of cash products. Instead,...
by David Becker | Investing 101, Risk Management
Risk adjusted returns are the backbone of many successful investment strategies. In addition to strong portfolio management techniques, which include determining the loss and profit levels prior to entering a trade and investor should understand the returns they will...
by Darnell Brown | ETF, Investing 101, Portfolio Strategy
New investors can sometimes be overwhelmed by the many decisions that they have to make when they first decide to invest in the markets. Even experienced investors can become confused when making decisions about which investment vehicle best suits their needs. Three...
by David Becker | Investing 101
Short selling a stock is the process of borrowing a stock, selling the stock, with the intention of repurchasing the stock once the market falls to a lower level. Investors can incorporate short sales into numerous types of strategies which include outright short...
