One of the hardest aspects of financial planning is the discipline it takes to curb your habits and re-focus. And overcoming habit is hard. But at this point, some things seem ingrained in the American consciousness to the point of ridiculousness, as MarketWatch points out:
Yet still, despite falling house prices, soaring energy prices, a credit [...]
Yesterday, we took a look at fundamental analysis, and how it can fit into an investing plan. Today we will look at the other main style of analysis: technical analysis.
Technical analysis
Technical analysis focuses on the movements made on the charts. Those who favor this style of analysis when making investment decisions look at the movements [...]
When it comes to investing, it is a good idea to determine what sort of analysis you will use in order to decide what to buy, hold and sell. Discipline is a key to successful investing. There are two main types of analysis: fundamental and technical. Each has their merits. Today we will look at [...]
One of the reasons that investing is such an important part of your financial plans, including retirement planning, is inflation. Inflation is basically (in very simplistic terms) how fast prices rise. It’s how fast things increase in cost. And one term you hear about now is core inflation. Daniel Gross explains core inflation in Newsweek:
Catch [...]
Today on the B5 Media Business Channel, we are celebrating the relaunch of our buddies over at the Sports Channel. In honor of them, check out these ways for you to be fiscally “on the ball,” in your personal finances and in your business.
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Blog Action Day has finally arrived, and I am ready to post on how you can save money – and even make money – by doing what’s good for the environment.
Saving money with environmentally friendly practices
Even though things like solar panels and CFL bulbs will cost you money up front, the fact of the matter [...]
One thing that always amazed me when I played sports (swimming and tennis) was how practice and taking care of myself helped a lot. I could feel the difference if I didn’t eat right the day before a swim meet, or if I had neglected to exercise in the days prior to a tennis match.
The [...]
Every now and again someone on the B5 Business Channel has a contest. Right now, there are two going on, one over at Pimp Your Work and one at Interview Chatter.
Entering isn’t very onerous, and the prizes are useful.
Enjoy!
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Halloween is on the way, and some people in the personal finance biz are saying that holidays offer the chance for you to teach your children about money. The Daily Herald reports:
“Halloween seems to be getting bigger and bigger each year, with fancier costumes and more money spent on buying candy and decorations. So it’s [...]
A couple of days ago, I wrote a post on the power of interest when it’s on your side. It was done using the example of what would happen if you took money you spent on the lottery and invested it instead. The results were rather dramatic. Why? Because most of the time interest follows [...]
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