Investing
Weekend Reading: Overthinking Your Money: Avoiding Analysis Paralysis
Any time you make a decision amongst many different choices, chances are, you might experience some anxiety.
Weekend Reading: Checking Your Portfolio Often? Stop It! It Could Affect Your Earnings
Is there such a thing as keeping too close of a watch on your portfolio? Perhaps, especially if you find yourself checking on investments daily, or even multiple times a day.
Weekend Reading: What Investors Should Understand About Psychology
It’s human nature to have ingrained, psychological biases, but part of being a good investor involves acknowledging that bias.
Weekend Reading: Is Buying Cryptocurrency Investing or Gambling? Here's How to Tell the Difference
A gray area exists between gambling and investing, and quite often, that is where cryptocurrency can be found.
Weekend Reading: Quantifying the Risk-Return Tradeoff of Investing
Investing doesn’t come with a clear-cut price tag. It can often be difficult to quantify the money you pay, which can also cause you to overstate or underestimate the appropriate risk level for your financial goals and needs.
Weekend Reading: Why FOMO Can Be Hazardous to Your Retirement Plan
You’ve seen the news headlines and social media posts; Bitcoin is the new hot investment, then Dogecoin and you can’t forget the GameStop debacle. Worth the craze? Chances are, you’ve wondered, and you might have felt a little FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) from sitting on the sidelines, too.
Weekend Reading: 8 Ways to Invest Confidently in Retirement
If you’re still sitting in cash after the fear-laden year of 2020, it’s time to get a plan. You probably can’t sit on the sidelines forever, and you definitely shouldn’t.
Investing In Uncertain Times: What You Need To Know
Sometimes, when you catch up on the latest news, you worry. To help guide worried investors, members from the Forbes Finance Council offer this advice.
8 Tips For Protecting Yourself Against Unexpected Downturns
How can one protect his or her investment portfolio against unexpected downturns? Is it better to diversify heavily, or should one simply keep strong cash reserves in order to take advantage of market changes?