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A Six Percent Loss In Two Weeks!
Did you know that 80% of the price movement in a stock or a mutual fund is determined by the overall market conditions and by the company's sector? This is the reason we use the top-down approach in managing your money. We look at the market conditions and at how the sector is performing before selecting individual names.

How To Find A Good Financial Planner
"How do we find financial planners, or estate planners to help execute in our best interests?"

The Gold ETF: Maybe The Best Way To Own Gold
StreetTracks gold ETF (GLD) has beeen so innovative and such a major development that is has profoundly affected the way investors think about investing in gold. And for good reason. It's a great way to own an important asset.

Invest Now for Dividends Later
Learn how to start an investment plan and take steps to watch it grow.

Opening an Investment Account
Learn something about the risks and benefits of opening an investment account for trading purposes.

Trading Psychology: Mistakes in a Trading Environment
When it comes to trading, one of the most neglected subjects are those dealing with trading psychology. Most traders spend days, months and even years trying to find the right system. But having a system is just part of the game. Don't get us wrong, it is very important to have a system that perfectly suits the trader, but it is as important as having a money management plan, or to understand all psychology barriers that may affect the trader decisions and other issues.

Golden Rules of a Trading Guru
Patrick Moriarty trading guru with over twenty year's experience shares His thoughts about stock trading and the need for a balanced portfolio.

Exciting New Commodity ETFs May Come Up Short
Every investor knows it's important to diversify their portfolios. However, just diversifying into various market sectors that trend in the same direction doesn't accomplish very much. Doing so may just add to transaction expenses and give investors a false sense of accomplishment.

Do You Know Your 401(k) Plan?
Taking full advantage of your 401(k) - how well do you know your plan.

Which Market Cap & Style Is Looking Good For 2006
Want to know which segment of the market is best poised to lead in 2006? Read on.

Interested in FOREX Trading?
Interested in FOREX Trading? Find out all about this increasingly popular type of investing at www.fx-trading-guide.com.

Glittering Gold: A Rare Opportunity
There isn't much gold left to be mined. What is being mined is coming from the world's poorest countries at a huge environmental cost. Also, demand is soaring -- especially in India. It all means profit for the smart investor.

Using the Internet to Optimize Investments
Whether you're an investor or you've simply been thinking of making some investments, you may find that ...

Investing On A Budget
Have you ever found yourself wanting to make investments for the future, but ended up telling yourself that you simply couldn't afford to make those investments?

Delist My Corporation Please
It use to be said that once a company was de-listed from the NASDAQ it was the kiss of death, not so any more. With Sarbanes Oxley and all the insane reporting requirements it might save your company from incessant lawsuits from investors and the government regulators who are out to destroy free enterprise.

Angels Investors and Their Networks
An Angel is usually a private person who invests in small businesses. The Angel is generally a successful businessperson or entrepreneur who looks to invest in a business that has potential for growing their investment in the future...

Press Release Scams and Successes: Reading Between the Lines
Even novice investors are likely well acquainted with Press Releases, however it may serve all investors to review some important aspects of them.

Your Portfolio and “Old Ironsides”
Investors can learn a lot from the sturdy attributes of "Old Ironsides." Among the lessons: longevity, periodic maintenance, and "turn around" trips. This Fourth of July, as you celebrate your national independence, take time to review your financial independence...

Time is Money and We Are Running Out of Both!
To put the matter into perspective, consider two possible scenarios; both assume a retirement age of 65 and an annual compounded rate of return of 10%. John is 40 years old and invests $20,000 a year for retirement. Charlotte is 21 years old and invests $5,000 a year for retirement. By the time each of these individuals retire, they will have invested $400,000 and $220,000 respectively. Yet, because of the power of compound interest, John would retire with half the money as Charlotte despite investing twice as much! (John would retire with $1.97 million, Charlotte with $3.26 million).

DXPortfolio: A Great Passive Investment of 25% to $40% per month
Step by step guide to open your own DXPortfolio which earns me 20% to 40% returns per month

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