Posted on December 14th, 2009 by Damian Papworth
Stock markets are made to have their ups and downs. After all, the United States bounced back in the 1920s after a decade of Depression due to what is recorded as the first stock market crash in the world, and for a brief moment in the 1980s, it was thought that the stock market in the States and in a number of countries wasn’t going to recover from another nosedive. Playing the numbers is a risk, even in a gentleman’s game like the stock market, and whether it’s Hong Kong or NASDAQ, analysts have a difficult time of predicting exactly what’s going to happen. One thing’s for sure, though: no one quite knew what was coming in 2008.
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Posted on June 14th, 2009 by Chris Blanchet
Many investors will confuse a trendline with momentum. However, as an event derived from astute technical analysis, Momentum tells investors a lot more than a cursory glance at a security price’s trend line. Using technical analysis and technical events like Momentum, investors are able to determine whether a price is likely to continue its trend or reverse and head the other way.
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Posted on May 8th, 2009 by Korr
Risk tolerance is crucial for taking stock market investing advice. When it comes to stock market investing, you’ll discover that each person has a risk tolerance , which should be analyzed and understood. A professional financial planner worth his salt must know this so he can best assist you with finding out your own personal risk tolerance level. Then, that person should assist you by researching which stocks fit within your risk profile.
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