“The first $100,000 is [tough], but you gotta do it. I don’t care what you have to do – if it means walking everywhere and not eating anything that wasn’t purchased with a coupon, find a way to get your hands on $100,000. After that, you can ease off the gas a little bit.” – […]
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I started listening to Dave Ramsey in 1992 on my local 99.7 FM radio station in Nashville, Tennessee when he first started in radio as the cohost of The Money Game with Roy Matlock. We are both from Antioch, TN and grew up in the same area, he is twelve years older than me with a
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With the globalization of world trade, national economies have never been more interrelated which means that when one country slows down it can have a ripple effect across the entire world. Below are the world’s top export countries that shipped the highest dollar value in exports during 2021 and the growth over 2020. 1. China
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Here are the big primary five keys to becoming and staying a great trader. These are the most important principles I have learned over 30 years in the financial markets and the 30-year veterans I have studied also almost all touch on these five keys in some way. 1. Consistency of execution. After you have
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Legendary trader Paul Tudor Jones is one of the best money managers of his generation for both consistent returns and minimal drawdowns. He had no losing years in his primary fund over multiple decades, which is unheard of in the industry. PTJ more than doubled his assets under management during the Black Monday Crash of 1987
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I read the book Rich Dad, Poor Dad 25 years ago after seeing it in a bookstore, the title immediately drew my interest. I saw the contrast of what the author was going to discuss in the differences between having the lessons from a rich dad versus a poor dad. He used a narrative story
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Here are the life principles that made Warren Buffett so successful in life, business, and happiness. He has explained them in his own words over the years. Start building wealth as early as possible. “Life is like a snowball, all you need is wet snow and a really long hill.” – Warren Buffett “On me
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This year Charlie Munger had a lot to say at meetings and in interviews about his outlook for the economy, inflation, currencies, and geopolitical risks. Here are some really stunning quotes that the legendary 98 year old investor gave about the current situation and the future risks. Charlie Munger Predictions “When I was at the
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Michael Burry has been bearish on the stock market and the economy for over 18 months now. He made some big bearish bets on both Tesla and Cathie Wood’s Arkk ETF using long put options but was too early in both positions and had to exit them with losses. He has grown incredibly bearish with
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A list of the current highest short interest stocks can be a great place to look for potential deep dip value buys. The most shorted stocks on major U.S. stock exchanges is also a good list to watch and stay updated on for potential short squeeze opportunities. The higher the short interest percentage rises in ranking on
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Many brokers have reported over 90% of new traders fail to make money. Like in most professional endeavors the majority of people that start are not successful. Whether it’s professional sports, law degrees, or medicine if you start from the beginning you will see that few finish the journey to the end. Trading is not
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The most popular two moving averages on daily charts are the 50-day and the 200-day moving averages. They are the default settings on many charts. When these two crossover on the charts of stock indexes like the S&P 500, NASDAQ, or Dow Jones Industrial Average this is even reported on the financial news. The Golden
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For price action traders, the movement of price itself is their primary signal for taking entries and exits. They let momentum, the trend, and movement filter their trading decisions. A price action trading strategy is a process for using new incoming and evolving price action data to make buy and sell decisions on a watch list
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I have studied all the most successful traders in history along with the more modern market wizards and trend followers. Here are six of the qualities that I have found in common with all of them. FOCUS Ability to focus their thinking into an edge. Rich traders can have different mental skill sets whether it’s
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The options market presents both great opportunities for gains but also the potential for the risks of losses. Here are ten things that I learned quickly through experience that all new traders should understand before they start trading options. 1. Short options have unlimited risk when they have no hedge. It’s important to understand the
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There is a big difference between saving, investing and speculating with money. Savings is putting money away safely for future use in a low interest account. Investing is putting capital into an asset of value for either potential cash flow or appreciation. Speculating is betting on an asset increasing dramatically in value mostly due to
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Linda Bradford Raschke has been a full-time professional trader for more than 40+ years. She was the principle trader for several funds and also the Commodity Pool Operator for her own hedge fund she opened in 2002. Her trading records were verified and she was included in Jack Schwager’s best selling book, The New Market Wizards
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There are two types of directional option contracts: calls and puts. Call options are contracts that move higher in price when the underlying stock moves higher. Put options are contracts that move higher in price when the underlying stock moves lower. To enter an option position you can either buy to open a long option
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Covered calls are an income strategy for traders and investors to earn money on stocks they hold. Covered Call Writing Covered call writing is an appropriate strategy in a bull market or one that is trading inside a repeating price range. Creating a covered call option play is when a trader or investor sells out-of-the-money
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Option contracts represent a bet on the directional price movement of an underlying stock in a defined time period. Option contracts represent 100 shares of a stock and are written on time frames of weekly, monthly, and yearly. The price of an option contract is based on the probability of it being in-the-money at expiration.
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