Stock Investing Archive
It has been about 2 years now since I have started my endeavours in the stock market. Over these years, I had done a lot of experimentation in active investing. I had made some good investments and some terrible ones. Had I known these tips that I am about to share at the very start
The aversion to risk is one of the biggest reason why many people are hesitant to invest in stocks. Just the other day, in my conversation with a friend, I made the suggestion to invest some of her savings in the stock market. Her response to this was that “stocks are too risky”. In personal
Over the last couple of months, I had been experimenting with various stock investment strategies. The plan is to compile a list of arsenals to attack the market and to maximize returns. Eventually, I will have enough tools to put it all together into a little book of investing of my own. These strategies are
If you had been following the 2015 MLB games, you may have noticed something different in the play of this year’s championship team, the Kansas City Royals. Instead of chasing the home runs and the grand slams like most of the other teams, the Royals decided to own the small ball strategy. They took the
With now that my Tax Free Savings Account (TFSA) is nearing its maximum capacity, I find myself debating whether I should start investing in my RRSP or Non-registered account. Needless to say, the main difference between the RRSP and non-registered is that one is a tax sheltering vehicle while the other is not. Although the
It has been about one year since I have purchased my first stock and since then I have learned many things about active investing. As I have mentioned before, I am one of those people who like to dive right into something and piece the puzzle together myself instead of following a manual. This is
One of the highlights in terms of my own personal finance in the last week was the opening of an RRSP account. Long story short, I have finally decided to open an account with TD bank (my own personal bank) for now because it is simply less of a hassle. Initially, I have considered RBC
