Planning for Retirement (21 Mar 2006) Almost without exception, people don't start planning for their retirement early enough in their lives. Young people leaving High School or College and going into their first paid position find it difficult to look or see ahead to age sixty or sixty-five. Still, time marches on and retirement does arrive...
Invest or be Pink Slipped (21 Mar 2006) Corporations attempt to make the best use of their resources. You must do the same! And when the corporation is no longer the best use of your resource give them their pink slip. Think like a corporation about how you can increase your earnings quarter by quarter.
The Arrow-Debreu Contingent Claims Model of Investment (21 Mar 2006) The Nobel-prizing winning paradigm of Arrow and Debreu, the so-called contingent claims model of speculation, contains a flaw identified by Nagatani (1975). This flaw relates to uncertainty of traders about what price will prevail in a given state of the world. Prices are normally endogenous to a market and determined by supply and demand. Unless prices are defined exogenously in the state of the world, traders in these models will speculate on what they believe others think the prevailing prices will be.
Discipline in Trading and Investing (21 Mar 2006) A person's self image must be separated from his trading or his investing. When personal self-worth gets tangled up with your business activities, it not only wrecks your best trading or investing intentions, but it also damages your self-esteem.
Trend Following (21 Mar 2006) The easiest and safest way to make consistent profits in the stock market.
Dont Catch a Falling Knife (21 Mar 2006) "Don't Catch a Falling Knife" gives an in depth description of the methods used to find undervalued stocks in any market. The article details exactly how to determine when to purchase or sell a stock in order to reap the maximum profits from your investments.