Rules of Investment Number Four
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Basic rule number four is, it is the investor itself is really the asset or the liability.
The investor is the asset or liability not the investment or security. I often hear that people say, ‘Investing is risky‘ it’s the investor who is risky. It is ultimately the investor who is the asset or the liability. I have seen many so-called investors lose money when everyone else is making money. I have sold businesses to many so-called business people and watch the businesses soon go bust. Read more
Rules of Investment Number Three
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Investment basic rule number three is to keep your earned income secure by purchasing a security you hope converts your earned income into passive income or portfolio income.
It is time for explanation that go beyond the simple understanding of assets and liabilities—an understanding that most people never achieve. But this point all securities are not necessarily assets, as many people think they are.
Many average investors cannot distinguish between a security and an asset. Many people, including many professionals, do not know the difference. Many people call any security an asset.
A security is something you hope will keep your money secure. And generally, these securities are bound up tight by government regulations. And that is why the organization that watches over much of the world of investing is called the Securities and Exchange Commission, a.k.a. the SEC. You may notice that its title is not the Assets and Exchange Commission neither is it called the Securities and Guarantees Commission. The government knows that all it can do is maintain a tight set of rules and do its best to maintain order by enforcing those rules. It does not guarantee that everyone who acquires a security will make money. That is why securities are not called assets. Read more
Rules of Investment Number Two
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Investment basic rule number two is to convert earned income into portfolio income or passive income as efficiently as possible. And that, in a nutshell, is all an investor is supposed to do. That is about as basic as it can get.
Risks are always part of investing, as it is with life. People that are too negative and avoid risking themselves out will be losing most opportunities because of their negativity and fear of risk.
Warren Buffet’s Mistake
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Warren Buffet, America’s richest investor, is known and respected for his company Berkshire Hathaways. Today, Berkshire Hathaway’s share price is one of the highest priced company shares in the world. While many investors value Berkshire Hathaway’s stock, few people realize that acquiring Bershire Hathaway was one of Warren Buffet’s biggest investment mistakes. Read more
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