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How Your Income Source Shapes Your Investment Risk Capacity
Investors often focus on risk tolerance—how comfortable they feel with market fluctuations. However, an equally important question is whether they can actually afford to take risk.
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Risk Tolerance vs Risk Ability: How to Align Your Investments with Reality
Investing decisions should be guided by logic, with the objective of managing risk while working towards long-term financial goals.
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What is the Risk Ability and Willingness/Tolerance in Investing?
What is the Risk Ability and Willingness/Tolerance in Investing?
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What are the Different Risks at the Portfolio-level?
What are the Different Risks at the Portfolio-level?
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How to Choose Good Stocks: Look for Companies with the Lowest Cost
When choosing stocks, low prices are an important factor to consider. Find out more about how to choose good stocks by reading our article.
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How to Choose Good Stocks: Look for Companies with High Switching Costs
Switching costs ensure repeat business and new business from the same customer. The result is an increase in sales and profits. Read more.
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How to Choose Good Stocks: Look for a Trustworthy Management
Stay invested with Management that respects your interests and is trustworthy. Here are a few indicators to use to assess a company’s trustworthiness.
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How to Choose Good Stocks: Check for an Excellent Financial Track Record
Learn how to choose good stocks by evaluating six key financial parameters — EPS, OCF, Net Sales, BVPS, ROCE, and Debt-to-OCF. Discover how a strong financial track record reveals a company’s quality and long-term potential.
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Stock Investing Strategy: Why Investing Without a Plan Leads to Poor Decisions
When planning our stock investments, we cannot afford to have the same casual approach that we have while shopping. Because, going to the stock markets without a predefined list will leave a big hole in our pockets. Let’s see how.
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Shopping in the stock market without a list can be disastrous
Investing without a stock list is like shopping blind. Learn why creating a stock buy list in a rational state is key to avoiding impulsive decisions and building long-term wealth.
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Be prepared to change your views, if the facts demand…In the Stock Markets too!
‘When the facts change, I change my mind, what do you do sir?’ – following this Keynesian quote in the stock markets may put you on the road to successful investing. But we humans are very reluctant when it comes to changing…
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Stock Analysis vs Prediction: Why Forecasting Prices Leads to Poor Decisions
Forecasts are difficult to make especially those concerning the future. In today’s world stock investing has become synonymous to forecasting! But the key to successful investing is having an analytical approach towards your investment, rather than forecasting daily price movements based on…
