Ten good reasons why I love investing in the stock market – Part 3
For the last 2 post we have been talking about the first 6 reasons on why I love stock market investing. I am sharing these reasons so that you will learn to love it too. I believe that the stock market is the greatest wealth generating machine man has ever invented and with the advent of the internet and globalization, the great playing field of wealth building has been somewhat equalized. But its more than a wealth building machine as you have already read. The stock market offers more than generating wealth. Now we continue with the last four reasons.
Ten good reasons why I love investing in the stock market – Part 2
Last time in “Ten reasons why I love investing in the stock market-Part 1” I discussed the first three reasons on why I love investing in the stock market. We will continue discussing the next three reasons .
Ten reasons why I love investing in the stock market – Part 1
My father is a businessman and a very good one indeed. When I was kid, I never imagined myself to be one. I was a free spirit, curious about the wonders and mysteries of that nature and this world has to offer. I had a lot of things that I wanted in life and I wanted to explore the wonderful world that God has created. I wanted to be an Indiana Jones, a Lara Croft (male version though) or somebody like “The Librarian.”
Investment vehicles that yields 15 % return – Part 2
In my last post entitled “Investment vehicles that yields 15 % return – Part 1” I revealed that there are only two vehicles of investments that I know so far that yield a 15 % or more return compounded per annum.
Investment vehicles that yields 15 % return – Part 1
In my last post, entitled “What is the ideal rate of return for investments?,” I have cited the reasons why an investor should target an investment that gives at least 15 % return per annum.
The greatest investment you could ever make
I wrote this post last Christmas of 2009. Because went down and I didn’t have any back up, I am now reposting this
What is the ideal rate of return for investments?
In previous posts, we have learned all about the Rule of 72. One lesson that we have learned about the rule is that the higher the higher rate of return for a certain vehicle of investment, the shorter the time it takes for money to double.
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