The natural follow-up to: Buy Low. Sometimes High. While I have the Yin-Yang thing going on with the titles of these article, the premises are different. With buying, the only way to know whether you’ve made a good purchase is to know the future price, which isn’t possible. With selling, you know whether […]
Everyone has heard the mantra: Buy low, sell high. It’s brilliant, why wouldn’t you sell something when its value has peaked in price? Similarly, why wouldn’t you buy something when it’s as cheap as it can be? It’s like the financial equivalent of, “drive safe.” In the perfect world, obviously we […]
Pop-quiz hotshot, fill out this chart: If this was too easy for you, move along, this isn’t the post you’re looking for. If you’re slightly unsure, either follow along or skip to the end. *Spoiler alert, I’m going in order. Retirement Accounts There are so many to “choose” from it seems […]
“Ask not what your money will do for you-ask what you can do for your money” -Anonymous I think what this Anonymous fellow is trying to say, isn’t “what will you do for money?” because frankly, we probably don’t want to know what you would do for money, but rather, “what will you do for […]
