How To Invest When You Don’t Have Much Money

For all the great strides Wall Street  has made in making investing easy and affordable for the average person over the past few decades, investing still costs money.  Most mutual funds have minimums in the thousands of dollars (not hundreds), and brokerage commissions make buying individual stocks prohibitively expensive if you only have a little to invest.  Even so, the power of compounding makes it imperative that you...

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10 Useful Points For Every Trader

1-You have no trading plan – you need to treat your trading like a business and plan how you’re going to trade. If you don’t have a trading plan, then google for it, there are loads of free resources out there to get you started. 2-You have no money management rules – You can start with the 1% rule and work from there. Calculate your risk for each trade and ensure it’s 1% or less of your trading capital. 3-You’re prone to emotional swings –...

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The 22 Rules of Trading

Online Robotic Stock Trader Inc. Provide you Master Trader Dennis Gartman's 22 Rules of Trading, many of which you can apply to all sorts of life situations, as well as the markets. Every day, Dennis Gartman gets up at bout 2:30 AM and writes an information packed 4 page newsletter on the world markets, oil, currencies, commodities political happenings and much more. He is read by the major trading houses and traders all over the world, as they...

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12 Reasons Warren Buffett Is an Incredible Investor and How You Can Learn From Him

Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger -- not to mention Berkshire Hathaway itself -- so we'll be in Omaha, covering the event for Foolish readers that can't make it out this year. In advance of the big day, we'll be counting down on Fool.com with our annual "12 Days of Berkshire" series. Here are the 12 reasons why Warren Buffett is one of the best investors of our time -- and how you can learn from him. 12. Warren Buffett knows how to hold...

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Three Best Practices For Traders

*  Keeping risk-taking down until you see markets clearly- Losing small and gaining big is what makes for excellent risk-adjusted returns.  Accepting that you’re not seeing things well is half the battle.  By continuing to actively engage markets in small size, you give yourself an opportunity to regain perspective.  Trading larger or more often out of the frustration of losing is a recipe for disaster.  ...

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Learn How to Become Millionaire

Do you want to become rich beyond your wildest dreams? The question may seem right out of a late-night infomercial — unless you follow one strategy that may actually help you achieve it: Act poor. If you do this, you’ll be fast on your way to having a million dollars — or more. That money can buy you a lot of stuff, of course, which would allow you to act rich and show off in no time. But if you’re smart, you’ll use it to buy freedom and...

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6 Best Confidence Booster Tips By Online Robotic Stock Trader

Smart ways to raise your self-esteem 1. Greet others with a smile and look them directly in the eye. A smile and direct eye contact convey confidence born of self-respect. In the same way, answer the phone pleasantly whether at work or at home, and when placing a call, give your name before asking to speak to the party you want to reach. Leading with your name underscores that a person with self-respect is making the call. 2. Always show real...

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Investment Tips - This Man Will Make You Rich

Follow these rules from one of the world's legendary investors, and your future will be flush—guaranteed OVERVIEW John C. "Jack" Bogle, 84, has influenced your life in a major way—assuming you have a 401(k) or ever invested in a mutual fund. Back in 1975, Bogle created this radical tool called an "index fund," an intentionally boring mutual fund that mirrors the performance of a broad-market index. He championed low-cost, long-term investing...

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Top Wealth-Creating Stocks Defying Stock Market Sell-Off?

With the broader stock market selling off, it’s amazing to see a company’s share price defy the near-term trend and appreciate in value.  Time and time again, Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) gets bid when the broader market faces convulsion. It’s a powerful signal, and there is still a great deal of angst among institutional investors; they still want those dividends and the relative safety of earnings that are predictable.  Johnson ...

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Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News By ORST

Economy Indians have begun to vote in the world's largest election, which involves an electorate of 815M people. The ballot comprises nine rounds and will take five weeks, and results are due on May 16. The favorite to win is the Bharatiya Janata Party led by Narendra Modi, who has business support. Hopes that he can form a stable coalition and revive India's moribund economy have boosted the country's markets recently. Nigeria's economy...

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Economic Outlook For Rest Of 2014: Acceleration

Summary US households and businesses have accumulated enormous hoards of liquidity. The gradual normalization of risk aversion and liquidity preferences will drive a significant acceleration of spending growth. On aggregate, the balance sheets of consumers and businesses - and their liquidity position in particular - are the most favorable they have been in the past three decades. The average age of household consumer durables and US...

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6 Golden Rules For Profitable Stock Trading

1). The typical trader who is struggling will look for outside information that completes the puzzle or “holy grail” of trading. Go and look at yourself in the mirror. This is the missing piece in the trading puzzle. 2). Mental rehearsal (of both positive and negative scenarios), positive imagery, inducing a relaxed state of mind, and developing daily rituals can help put you in the flow state of mind for trading. 3). The most important...

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S&P Long - Ask Yourself One Question, Do You Feel Lucky?

Summary Varying reports and analysis of Russian troop movements seem to offer some hope and fuel for stocks and the SPDR S&P 500 (SPY) this morning. Questions remain this week about Russia's intentions with regard to Ukraine and the broader region, and also about the Employment Situation Report due on Friday. So investors considering going long stocks and the SPY security today had better first ask themselves, "Do I feel lucky?" A...

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