This site is about the investment journey, its common pitfalls and success principles. Begin your financial journey by taking care of yourself. Then get a great education and return on investment in college. With the money earned and saved invest in passive incomes like rentals and great companies. Investing in companies that make great products you already use and familiar with is a strategy most of us can apply. One caveat is great company may not necessarily be a good stock. This comes down to valuation or how much you are paying for the company. A similar analogy is the purchase of a home. The house next to downtown with modern architecture and state of art glass sure looks great and convenient but if it cost an arm and a leg or much higher than average market price and cause you to have to eat beans and rice to pay the mortgage then it isn’t a good buy. One stock valuation method is to compare the PE ratio of a company against its peers. Good company should be growing and its PEG ratio can help compare the price paid for that growth with other companies. You also need to be aware if the market is generally too expensive using the S&P 500 PE ratio. If you manage your investment well or get lucky with a few fantastic winners then you sure don’t want to lose your million bucks. Everyone makes investment mistakes. This site will also cover some common mistakes and ways to avoid them. This site will share with you the latest economic developments affecting the market and news from select companies that are making useful and important products that improve everyone lives and the environment we live in.
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