What Is A Trailing Stop Loss? A trailing stop loss is a useful tool for those doing momentum based stock trading. It may be easiest to explain with an example: On Monday John purchases 100 shares of stock at 100 per share (that’s 10,000.) He then immediately places a 10% “trailing stop loss” sell order on those 100 shares of stock. From the point of purchase 10% is of course … [Read more...]
How to recover the loss because of market crash ?
I made loss because of market crash - how to recover? In case you made heavy losses because of market volatility then the best way to recover money is by investing in the index stocks. Invest in some of the fundamentally strong scrips that are backed by strong results and performance, and stay away from markets for some time.These stocks are bound to recover along with the … [Read more...]
Stop Losing Money and Stick With a Long Term Strategy
Successful Investing - Stop Losing Money and Stick With a Long Term Strategy With These 5 Tips Why do some people always make money while others lose? What do you need to do to make your portfolio successful over time? It helps if you have self-efficacy or the unshakable belief in knowing that you have what it takes to succeed whether or not you have the right skills. Stanford … [Read more...]
Investing In Quality Shares
Why You Should Only Be Investing In Quality Shares With stock markets tumbling all around the world, 2008 has been a truly awful year for stock market investors. However a lot of people, myself included, think that this is now a good time to slowly start snapping up some bargains, with the focus being on quality shares. I would define quality shares as being shares in large, … [Read more...]
Invest In Yourself Before Investing In The Stock Markets
Invest In Yourself Before Investing In The Stock Markets Before trying to chase the next great stock or mutual fund,invest in yourself first.What do I mean by this?? Invest in paying off some of the debt load that you are carrying and you will make a return that equates from about 5% to a 19% rate of annual return on your money and without worrying about which direction the … [Read more...]