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January 29
Good point. When online savings accounts first popped up there were some pretty good rates being offered. Now that many of us have signed up for accounts and use the online banks (such as Emigrant Direct) the rates have crashed to the point of being…
January 24
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Lots of people have savings accounts. I have a question: Why? I was reading an article about maximizing your account and while it was obviously talking about savings in the general sense, rather than a savings account there's an assumption that th…
January 23
I certainly don't think we've seen the signs that we're in the clear yet. Nothing has really changed about the banking situation and Americans still have an terrifying amount of debt. There's also some question as to whether the mortgage crisis is o…
January 23
Investing is a very information centric activity. You need the general books to get your basic education, but then you need to be constantly gathering information in order to keep up with what is going on. It is like fantasy football on steroids.…
January 13
I guess I'm always torn about "deep" books like Graham and Dodd and more broad issues. They all seem like tools in a toolkit and just knowing a few seems pointless. It seems problematic to decide just how much education one needs to make good decisi…
January 12
I would say that most people have no idea what they are doing. I have tried to read books and online sites to improve my knowledge, but I still have very little idea of what I am doing. Even if I think I know what I am doing in some areas, the mark…
January 11
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Probably the first thing I've ever learned in investing was to invest every month. Dollar cost averaging seemed like a great way to avoid bad luck and get an average return, which was all I really wanted. So many people do worse than the average bec…
January 11
It does take nerve to invest when everyone else is so down on the market and to invest less when everyone is so high on the market. Contrarian thinking (and guts) is usually the requirement for investing success.
October 15, 2009
I wanted to put in some extra money when the markets were down, but I didn't have the nerve. Good for you!
October 14, 2009
I've been having the same thoughts. Especially when you consider the huge run we have had and the potential for a bunch of big investors to take some profits and send the market back down a bit. Then again, you never know. The surge in stocks might…
September 20, 2009
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This has been a great time for those of us who didn't stop investing every month. The market has run up a great deal and I've felt really good about buying at the bottom. That being said, everything I have read about investing in the stock market su…
September 17, 2009
A group discussion about investing in real estate.
August 9, 2009
Government will have more impact on oil prices if they slow the speculation process. There was a report that a barrel of oil is traded an average of 27 times before it reaches consumers. There also was a report about how Enron and other companies ha…
July 23, 2009
The interesting question is: Is government policy having more impact on prices than everything else? I certainly feel like pricing is more "arbitrary" than usual.
July 22, 2009
Well central banking is really being put to the test as it's been suggested as the "solution" to these cycles. Thus far however it's shown no ability to reign in booms.
July 22, 2009

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At 11:22am on July 8, 2009, paul said…
Hi Vitaly,

Just wanted to let you know that I and some of the gang here are also having discussions over at http://www.economicchat.com

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Savings Accounts...

Lots of people have savings accounts. I have a question:

Why?

I was reading an article about maximizing your account and while it was obviously talking about savings in the general sense, rather than a savings account there's an assumption that that's where you're going to put your money. Banks are full of savings accounts, but I can't even get any money on a CD.… Continue

Posted on January 23, 2010 at 10:47pm — 2 Comments

Vitaly Indinko

Investment Education

Probably the first thing I've ever learned in investing was to invest every month. Dollar cost averaging seemed like a great way to avoid bad luck and get an average return, which was all I really wanted. So many people do worse than the average because they try to outperform. Many people even view the stock market as a scam.

That being said I've never really had a broad… Continue

Posted on January 11, 2010 at 8:03pm — 3 Comments

Vitaly Indinko

Another Form of Stock Market Discipline

This has been a great time for those of us who didn't stop investing every month. The market has run up a great deal and I've felt really good about buying at the bottom. That being said, everything I have read about investing in the stock market suggests that you don't stop now either. Just as it would have been foolish to stop at the bottom, it would be equally fo… Continue

Posted on September 17, 2009 at 7:50pm — 3 Comments

Vitaly Indinko

Trading on Technicals

I have always considered myself unwilling to try to time the market. I simply don't try to get things at the bottom I Invest Every Month and try to get a good average price. I am intrigued however about the idea of trying ot invest on technical analysis.

I was reading this article on… Continue

Posted on July 6, 2009 at 1:10am — 5 Comments

Vitaly Indinko

The Confusion Factor

In discussing the buy and hold strategy, James Scott and I were both mentioning that one of it's huge assets is the kind of results that you can get without having to spend a ton of time researching. With proper ETF advice you can build a fairly diversified portfolio simply using your brokerage account and investing every month.… Continue

Posted on May 30, 2009 at 12:55pm — 4 Comments

 
 
 

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