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5/10/2012 5:44:37 AM EST
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The worm in the bag
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One of the conversations that best lends itself to discussion is that of the stock exchange . Who has not been tempted, sometimes, of investing in? Who has not heard the family, friend, acquaintance who has won a fortune with the shares of the company x ...? Who has not heard any news that advises buy, divest that or go for "Easter"?
The point is that we function as a flock and at the end where will people go Vicente ... and much more if the reward is little money easily and with minimal effort.
In one of these talks a good friend let me be clear that not a good fright, happy with the game in the bag, it was best to be clear that we should only play with money on us, long-term investing in sectors / companies we know. Three things are clear that we can prevent more than a scare.
1. Invest the money you do not need: The bag is not best place to play with your monthly income or money you might need short-term and you could lose everything invested. The truth is that many of us invest in the knowledge that we'll lose if we do nothing or be very little. But anything can happen. Everything.
2. Long-Term Investing: Most companies that generate stable long-term benefit are companies that generate a small performance with a small risk. The opposite is playing with a high risk investment, is to play volatilize our money. You can work out the play but also can go wrong.
3. Invest in what you know: Not knowing a sector and investing is a mistake to comment on most of the newcomers. Be guided by siren is not consistent because at any moment we could wake up from sleep. To reverse it safe you know the company, sector, profits, investments, its directors, its objectives and all you can about how to make money or earn money as you think in the coming years. All with the aim to find out whether you should continue investing in the company that you like or have time to change.
There are three common sense questions but thanks for the chat Manu and orientation.
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 | | Good advice, thanks for sharing. |
| | |  | | Very good post Rui ! Thanks for the tips and share. |
| | |  | | just sent this blog off to twitter , thanks for sharing ! |
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