Showing posts with label stock market. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stock market. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Evolution of Finance in a Rapidly Changing World

Introduction

Hey everyone, this is the first post to begin a whole new string of high quality posts that are perfect for anyone who wants to get into an investor's mindset.  If you have been following this blog from the beginning, you may have remembered some of my memorable earlier posts, and my goal now is to go above and beyond and write awesome posts that will keep you coming back for more.

Whether you already consider yourself a financial guru, or know absolutely nothing about the topic, don't worry, I will keep it interesting day in and day out.

This post is just to get you thinking about the nature of finance and how you can start learning how to not get screwed by the system.  Now to begin....



E v o l u t i o n   o f   F i n a n c e   i n   a   R a p i d l y
C h a n g i n g   W o r l d
The reason why I based this post upon "Financial Darwinism," is because it is currently one of the books that I am re-reading, which I honestly think is a great book filled with a lot of interesting and thought provoking content.  If you want to check out the website, here is a link http://www.financialdarwinism.com/

If you are familiar with Darwin and his theory of evolution, then you might be wondering what the heck this has anything to do with the global financial markets........

Wednesday, October 7, 2009

Stock Market: How to Begin Your Journey

Everyone knows someone who is either talking about how well their stocks are doing, or rather how poorly they are doing. In today's tough economy, more and more people are relying on saving money in a feeble attempt to offset the inflation in prices for everything we pay for.

Stocks don't have to be risky, it just takes time and effort, and more importantly, the right mindset that allows a capacity for risk, but the knowledge to minimize that risk so that profits instead of deficits can be produced.

Thankfully for the beginner investor, there are many ways to improve your financially knowledge without spending a dime, firstly it is very important to realize that there are many markets in which one can trade on, for example there is NASDAQ, TSX, and many more depending on where you live. There are also many free resources out there that you can exploit to gain a better financial knowledge and begin your journey out of the rat race and onto the fast track.

Yahoofinance, MSNmoney, googlefinance, are some of the sites that a beginner should try and browse through before entering any market. The information is free and should be sufficient to increase your knowledge immensely if you just have the right mindset and put forth the effort. Anyone can do it, if you just put the effort into it.