Day trading is a tough business. You need to understand a lot of terminology and how to get better at risk managment and determining exactly how much to trade. Position sizing is important because you want to be sure that you have the right amount of shares that will return a good profit versus the […]
Invest in Our Future by Investing in Others
We often have conversations around investing in ourselves to become successful individuals. However, we need to get back to investing in our communities so that we can all become successful. In American culture, we treat success as a “dog eat dog world”. One in which we are encouraged to “trample the competition”. But in many […]
The Positives of a Daily Watch List
Finding stocks to trade can be a time-consuming and arduous process. It takes effort to research all tons of companies and come up with angles on all of them. That is why it helps to have a daily watch list. Warrior Trader students have access to the teachers’ chat rooms, which are a fantastic resource […]
Personal Finance – 3 Ways to Invest Your Savings
A couple of years ago, I started questioning what I was saving my money for, I am not a frivolous spender nor a reckless gambler when it comes to finances but I decided to look into ways in which I could use my savings to grow my wealth. I’ve since used the money that I […]
What Causes the Stock Market to Crash? A Look at Black Monday
Are you expecting logic when it comes to the stock market? Well don’t. Your sanity and your pocketbook depend on it. What causes the stock market to do anything hinges on three things – fear, greed, and manipulation. The stock market is a zero sum gain, one person buys a stock for a dollar while […]
Target Retirement Date Mutual Funds – Is it really that easy?
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Why choosing a fund based on your age may not always be your best option. Target Date Funds have gained in popularity since their introduction in the early 90’s. And for good reason, they reduce something as complex as investing and retirement planning down to one single factor – your age. These funds, also known as […]
A Carnival of Financial Camaraderie
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Want to trump fear and make your finances grow? I’ve gathered insights from some of the best minds on budgeting, business, and investing. Check out this burgeoning list of free money wisdom. This “carnival” of financial camaraderie is hosted every second week by My University Money and you can submit articles at Blogger Carnivals or […]
Dividend Aristocrats 2013 | What type of royalty stock is this?
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Earlier this year I was doing my daily morning routine of monitoring my stocks with Google Finance when a news title caught my eye. “S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats 2013….” is what made me click on the article. S&P500 is familiar to me but I had never heard of Dividend Aristocrats, so I thought I’d check […]
How Investors Lose Out To Emotion [Infographic]
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Investor emotion can be a dangerous thing. Without insight, knowledge, and setting parameters and limits, emotions can flood even the sharpest investor. A key is to remove as much of the emotional component as you can (setting limits, stops, etc). How do investors lose to emotion? Euphoria leads to Confidence: A buyer jumps in and […]
Why The Fearless Dollar?
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Follow my blog with Bloglovin Men and women both confront fear head on every day. Whether it’s acts of bravery, choices of integrity, facing insecurities, taking a stand for someone else, or make a sacrifice for a person important to you, we are faced with all kinds of challenges thrown at us every day. It’s […]
