Strategies

We can expect bitcoin to begin to trade along other typical stock market patterns, like seasonality, next year, and this chart will be one I use to time any investments into it.

When it comes to investing, we all want to earn the highest return possible. There are many strategies out there to help with this endeavor but I’ve found the best route for the highest returns is to simply follow the 80-20 rule. The 80-20 rule has nothing to do with your overall allocation. It goes much deeper than that so let’s get started so you can start achieving the highest returns possible.

If you're nervous about investing in the stock market, you're not alone. Stock ownership in the U.S. is down, and a recent poll indicates that frightening memories of the last bear market may be to blame. If that sounds like you, here are 4 suggestions for overcoming your concerns.

The next five years will be challenging, and investors need to have their eyes wide open. Here's why and how to invest accordingly.

As Baby Boomers exit the workforce and increasingly move into retirement, this monumental demographic shift will exert enormous pressure on interest rates, bond prices, and equity market valuations. It’s going to be a huge wakeup call.

How do you know when you're investing like a grown-up and not like a kid? This article presents the 5 investment moves that prove you're finally a grown-up.

Maybe now isn't the right time to jump in with 70% of your portfolio, but surely having 0% of your portfolio in the market is the wrong choice. Go ahead and put a little money in and set up some sort of automated investment so you're continuing to put money into the market regularly over time.

Buying on margin can mean potentially higher returns – but it can also lead to large losses very fast. [This article outlines 6 things to know about buying on margin and 3 key risks of doing so.] Words: 848

People don’t really read the news anymore. It’s all consumed through headlines, so here’s my take on how to read financial news headlines.

Has our Business Cycle been eliminated now that computers, algorithms, central banks, trade our markets?