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Old 06-16-2008, 02:59 AM
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Investment Planning is actually as simple as, where you think you can actively take part with your money and or time that will yield you a helpful return on your involvement.
1. - Know your talents, what are you good at, then believe of ways to create it pay you for your efforts
2. - How much time can you dedicate to your investment, this is where you don't wish for to become sidetracked and lose sight of your goals
3. - Invest your time or money where you appreciate the risks and won't become shocked or surprised if it develops a droop or setback
4. - Choose an investment that you like, this makes investing happiness and this will give you drive on top of all other distractions
5. - Make predictions or goals that can be obtained in the small expression, don't set yourself up to finish the year before you've made your shorter range goals. Life is about living, not retiring.
6. - Read about the previous years wins and losses, in the field of your investment policy and see where to make small changes that could right for the losses and avoid pitfall that record provides

I hope that is help full for you
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Old 07-15-2008, 05:28 AM
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Investment Tips

The Investment U E-Letter: Issue # 328
Monday, April 12, 2004

Investment Tips: The Top 5 from Great Investors
By Dr. Steve Sjuggerud, Chairman, Investment U




{Editor's Note: Please see our 'Stock Market Predictions for 2006' issue for new investment tips from Dr. Mark Skousen and the Investment U Research Team.}

One of my personal keys to investing success and learning investment tips to last a lifetime has been learning how "the greats" did it.

And I always like to follow up on what they're thinking now. In the latest Fortune Magazine 2004 Investment Guide, the magazine offers up "Top Picks from 50 Great Investors."

However, 40 of those picks are stocks, which I'm not particularly interested in at the moment. Why? The rule about stocks is "a rising tide raises all ships." So if the market goes up, most stocks will go up as well. However, the market is expensive by any historical yardstick. If the tide goes out (as it may), no matter how fancy my ship is, that ship will likely go with it.

But 10 of the greats had non-individual-stock ideas. Let's take a look at five of those investment tips, all set to provide us with the greatest opportunities for profit (outside of the stock market) in 2004.

1) Jim Rogers (famous hedge fund manager, www.jimrogers.com):

Bet against the dollar…

"The decline in the dollar is major and horrible, and it's going to go on for a long time," Jim Rogers says. He recommends owning foreign currencies, like the euro (www.everbank.com has foreign currency denominated CDs).

2) Bill Gross (head of PIMCO, manages more $$ than anyone, www.pimco.com):

His top investment tips? Protect yourself from inflation…

The Fed controls the money-printing press. You need to protect yourselves. The core investment tip from Bill Gross is to buy symbol TIP. "It's not very sexy," he says, "but safe and sensible - sort of how I think of myself" (learn more about it at www.etfconnect.com).

3) Jeremy Siegel (Wharton School professor and author of Stocks for the Long Run, www.jeremysiegel.com):

Go for high-quality dividend-paying stocks.

Siegel recommends symbol "DVY," which gets you the top 50 dividend-paying stocks (learn more about it at www.etfconnect.com).

4) Jeremy Grantham (money manager with an outstanding multi-decade track record, www.gmo.com):

Among Jeremy's leading investment tips, he most recommends buying timber…

"Timber is the only asset class that's very negatively correlated with the stock market," Grantham says. One such timber stock is PCL.

5) Robert Shiller (Yale professor, historian, and author of Irrational Exuberance http://www.econ.yale.edu/~shiller/):

Buy real estate stocks…

Real estate stocks are a big class of assets and "should be a major part of people's portfolios," he says.


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Old 07-15-2008, 06:51 AM
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Nice article guys...This will without doubt help a few people in this forum!
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Tips are great. But everything is always easy when reading. But when it comes to practice troubles come to the forth
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Old 09-15-2008, 04:15 AM
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Hi, Thanks for the useful investment tips. It is really very good. Well iam real estate investor and quite pleased with my investment.
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Old 10-23-2008, 12:33 PM
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Make predictions or goals that can be obtained in the small expression, don't set yourself up to finish the year before you've made your shorter range goals. Life is about living, not retiring.
6. - Read about the previous years wins and losses, in the field of your investment policy and see where to make small changes that could right for the losses and avoid pitfall that record provides.
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Old 10-24-2008, 04:45 AM
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Thanks for sharing such a good information. The following is another article that speaks about successful investing tips:

Making money – that’s where every motive behind an investment boils down to. That also requires studying thoroughly the market trends before making an investment and we all hate studies. But life is a bigger school; unless you score your grades well, things shall go beyond the little scolding like you used to have from you’re your parents.

You can check the following page to read the full article:

Tips for Successful Investing « Personal Finance Advice
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Really nice articles you have shared with us, that will really help many people in investing money. I also like to invest money and with the help of it I have also got some good tips. Thanks a lot.
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Here are my personal 6 best investment tips...

1. "Do not put all your eggs in one basket" - always spread your investment across various sectors and industries.

2. Listen to the market & not the pundits.

3. It is probably better not to invest in those areas that are promising high returns even in today's environment.

4. But remain open to opportunities - there are still a few.

5. Do not put too much money in those sectors that change radically.

6. Approach a financial advisor - these guys are the experts and so it is their job to offer the right advise.

If you need a financial planner or advisor you can try them here - Financial Planners: Find a Financial Planner for Planning & Investment. I tried the planners they have here and they sure looked experienced and qualified.

Thanks & Regards.
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hi ...thanks for the investment tips...
Im glad there are people out there who is willing to help...
Once again tanx for the article....
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Investment Planning is actually as simple as, where you think you can actively take part with your money and or time that will yield you a helpful return on your involvement.
1. - Know your talents, what are you good at, then believe of ways to create it pay you for your efforts
2. - How much time can you dedicate to your investment, this is where you don't wish for to become sidetracked and lose sight of your goals
3. - Invest your time or money where you appreciate the risks and won't become shocked or surprised if it develops a droop or setback
4. - Choose an investment that you like, this makes investing happiness and this will give you drive on top of all other distractions
5. - Make predictions or goals that can be obtained in the small expression, don't set yourself up to finish the year before you've made your shorter range goals. Life is about living, not retiring.
6. - Read about the previous years wins and losses, in the field of your investment policy and see where to make small changes that could right for the losses and avoid pitfall that record provides

I hope that is help full for you
good nice information i really liked this. I have followed some of the tips you have given.
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Old 02-21-2009, 08:30 AM
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Guys,

You all have given nice articles here, Actually, I have to get equity loans too, the tips here are really helpful to me, Also, is there anyone who had taken equity loans in Alaska?

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Old 05-19-2009, 02:57 AM
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You have done an great job.
Such an informative and well formed post!
Thank you for sharing that, it was wonderful of you.
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Very well said, thanks for sharing....You have done an great job.
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Investment Planning is actually as simple as, where you think you can actively take part with your money and or time that will yield you a helpful return on your involvement.
1. - Know your talents, what are you good at, then believe of ways to create it pay you for your efforts
2. - How much time can you dedicate to your investment, this is where you don't wish for to become sidetracked and lose sight of your goals
3. - Invest your time or money where you appreciate the risks and won't become shocked or surprised if it develops a droop or setback
4. - Choose an investment that you like, this makes investing happiness and this will give you drive on top of all other distractions
5. - Make predictions or goals that can be obtained in the small expression, don't set yourself up to finish the year before you've made your shorter range goals. Life is about living, not retiring.
6. - Read about the previous years wins and losses, in the field of your investment policy and see where to make small changes that could right for the losses and avoid pitfall that record provides

I hope that is help full for you
great tips..
very useful/helpful one too..
thanks for sharing it..
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