IBD’s 20 Rules for Success IBD, otherwise know as Investor’s Business Daily, has compiled a basic set of rules for success. They claim that your investment results should improve materially if you carefully follow these 20 rules (rules in bold lettering). I have added my “two cents” after each rule based on my experiences as a trader. I can tell you that these rules helped establish my foundation towards successful investing. New readers can try the paper for free for two or four weeks depending on a print or electronic version: Free Trial I now use the eIBD electronic version so I can save them but I started with the print version (both are great for their own reasons). 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. FYI: I don’t have any arrangements and will not make any gains for promoting IBD (unless you buy a book through one of my Amazon links).
Business and Finance Top 4 Apps for Traders Consumers are increasingly shifting towards mobile platforms as new tools can help investors gain insight, hone their skills without risking a dime and ultimately trade their portfolio. Below are the top four apps that gained popularity and positive reviews among users in 2016. (StockTouch, a visual stock analysis and tracking app, was also among the most popular in 2016, but after shutting down and restarting during the year, it was shut down again in the first quarter of 2017 and is currently not available.) Robinhood Robinhood allows investors to trade stocks with no commission fee. While more experienced traders may be skeptical about the simplicity of the app and the newbies it attracts, there is no denying that it is a game changer. In 2015, Robinhood became the first financial app of any kind to win an Apple Design Award, thanks to its quick sign-up process and easy-to-use interface. TD Ameritrade Mobile E*Trade Mobile TradeHero
The Front Page • Stock market crash, right on schedule. Time to Short?• Is the Yellen Fed doing a Roy Young? • China's Great Wall of Money crumbles. How many times can your reflate a torn up rubber raft? Time to chuck it out and get a new one. Except that there isn't a new one. And, gosh, looking back on it, over the past 20 years, maybe we shouldn't have taken it through Class V rapids twice loaded with beer kegs. But here we are, cheek to cowl, in this giant, flaccid, half inflated economy, damage from the last two runs shoddily patched, headed over the rapids again. While the usual bearish crowd was busy capitulating over the past six months and calling for continued growth and a good year for the markets in 2014, maybe not as booming great as 2013, I've been following the data and it takes me to a different place, to an epic and virtually unstoppable calamity. I don't blame anyone for wanting to turn and look the other way. It's not all bad news.
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Who owns America? Hint: It's not China Editor's Note: The following piece comes from Global Post, which provides excellent coverage of world news – important, moving and odd. By Tom Mucha, Global Post Truth is elusive. But it's a good thing we have math. Our friends at Business Insider know this, and put those two principles to work today in this excellent and highly informative little slideshow, made even more timely by the ongoing talks in Washington, D.C. aimed at staving off a U.S. debt default. Here's the big idea: Many people — politicians and pundits alike — prattle on that China and, to a lesser extent Japan, own most of America's $14.3 trillion in government debt. But there's one little problem with that conventional wisdom: it's just not true. Here's a quick and fascinating breakdown by total amount held and percentage of total U.S. debt, according to Business Insider: So America owes foreigners about $4.5 trillion in debt.
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