How to Avoid the Next Netflix
How to Avoid the Next Netflix by Alexander Green, Investment U Chief Investment Strategist Monday, October 31, 2011: Issue #1632 A little over a month ago, a new researcher contacted me and suggested I...
View ArticleA Three-Step Plan to Surviving Market Paranoia
A Three-Step Plan to Surviving Market Paranoia by Marc Lichtenfeld, Investment U Senior Analyst Wednesday, November 2, 2011: Issue #1634 It’s amazing how quickly things turn around. For years now, it...
View ArticleWhy Most of the Investment Advice You’ve Heard is Wrong
Why Most of the Investment Advice You’ve Heard is Wrong by Alexander Green, Investment U Chief Investment Strategist Friday, January 20, 2012: Issue #1691 A conversation with a friend last week sounded...
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The Secret to Long-Term Investing
If you’re investing in the hopes to get rich quick, it’s time to reconsider. The truth is, 9.9 times out of 10, real wealth – the kind that allows generations of families to live like kings and queens...
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Two Long-Term Investing Strategies That Work (and one that doesn’t)
Don’t be lazy and hand your hard-earned money over to a mutual fund manager who will likely not do as good a job as you or a passive index fund will. This weekend, as I was driving back from picking up...
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How to Become Financially Independent
Following the "right predictions" is not a winning investment strategy. Successful investors become financially independent by following the right principles. When I speak at financial seminars and...
View Article11 Investing Lessons From Peter Lynch
Sometimes I almost feel sorry for the market timers. There’s a reason famed money manager Ken Fisher calls the stock market “The Great Humiliator.” Nobody can know with any certainty what the stock...
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Finding Potential Short Squeezes for Big Profits
Most of you buy stocks. You hang on to them for anywhere from a few minutes to a few decades. You hope they’ll go up and then you sell for a profit. Buy low, sell high… that’s what we’ve been taught....
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