How to Become a Great Investor
in Two Simple Steps
Dear Reader,
Fund managers and advisors want you to think investing is a difficult, time–consuming process.
That’s how they get you to hand over your hard-earned cash, and how they justify their astronomical fees!
But you need to understand that investing can be as hard or as easy as you want to make it. Take Sam Volkering, for example. Sam is editor of the free daily financial email Money Morning and analyst for Australia’s most popular small–cap advisory Australian Small–Cap Investigator.
Sam has a string of impressive triple–digit winners to his name…but he uses an investment strategy that’s so simple that some people have even called it childish!
As simple as it may be, the results don’t lie. It works.
And to help you invest successfully in the stock market, Sam has prepared a report with the simple two step strategy he uses to invest in the stock market.
Download your free copy of ‘How to Become a Great Investor in Two Simple Steps’ today and you’ll learn…
- Why ‘diversifying your investments’ could be a big mistake: Every financial advisor and fund manager will tell you how important it is to diversify your investments. We’ll show you why this is a mistake, and a better, simpler way to invest…
- How to figure out your ‘asset allocation’ in less than 10 minutes: There are hundreds of different types of investments you can put your money into. But to start with, there are two basic ‘blocks’ you need to split your money into…
- Why ‘set and forget’ or ‘buy and hold’ investing is dangerous in today’s market: In today’s volatile and unpredictable market, being passive about your investments is the quickest way to losing money. Here’s what you need to do to make sure your wealth has the best chance of growing…
How Money Morning can make you a better, richer investor
Edited by Harje Ronngard, with contributions from Sam Volkering and Greg Canavan, Money Morning isn’t afraid to tell it like it is. From calling politicians out on the big issues, to taking the mighty housing industry on single-handedly, Money Morning exists to cut through the hype and help you make sense of the stories that REALLY make a difference to your wealth.
Harje Ronngard is the lead Editor at Money Morning. With an academic background in finance and investments, Harje knows how simple, yet difficult investing can be. He has worked with a range of assets classes, from futures to equities. But he’s found his niche in equity valuation. There are two questions Harje likes to ask of any investment. What is it worth? And how much does it cost? These two questions alone open up a world of investment opportunities, which Harje shares with Money Morning readers each day.
Harje and the Money Morning team cover share market developments, company announcements and economic events that may affect your wealth. They’ll take anyone to task — banks, governments, big business — if they think someone is trying to pull a fast one with your money.
Whether you agree with Harje, Sam, Greg and the rest of the Money Morning team or not, you’ll find their common-sense, thought-provoking arguments well worth a read — and you’ll soon realise why Money Morning is the biggest circulation daily financial email in Australia.
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All advice is general advice and has not taken into account your personal circumstances. Please seek independent financial advice regarding your own situation, or if in doubt about the suitability of an investment.
Calculating Your Future Returns: The value of any investment and the income derived from it can go down as well as up. Never invest more than you can afford to lose and keep in mind the ultimate risk is that you can lose whatever you’ve invested. While useful for detecting patterns, the past is not a guide to future performance. Some figures contained in this report are forecasts and may not be a reliable indicator of future results. Any potential gains in this do not include taxes, brokerage commissions, or associated fees. Please seek independent financial advice regarding your particular situation. Investments in foreign companies involve risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Specifically, changes in the rates of exchange between currencies may cause a divergence between your nominal gain and your currency-converted gain, making it possible to lose money once your total return is adjusted for currency.