Saturday, September 25, 2010
Portfolio Management For The Under-30 Crowd
The stock market can be very confusing and choosing the right stocks can be tricky for investors of any age. As a young investor myself, I found out early that my portfolio had to be different from my parents in order to *hopefully* avoid some of the same mistakes that they made in their investing. Young investors have many options in this market, but it can be very difficult to either begin or decide what to do once you have begun investing. The article below concentrates on the portfolio management and the beginning stages of a young investor's career. I hope you enjoy it! Let me know any comments or concerns that you have.
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I thought this article was pretty good. I'm more into real estate investing at the moment... However, since investing in stocks can be done on a much smaller budget it is more accessible to those struggling to just make it through the day.
ReplyDeletehmm i might look more into it now,this guide was great thanks
ReplyDeleteThats some useful stuff dude.
ReplyDeleteSome really usefull tips man, thanks!
ReplyDeleteHah, cool post!
ReplyDeletehockthoo on your under 30 investing!!!
ReplyDeleteI keel youuuuuu!
Very long post, but very informative. Thanks.
ReplyDeletemy parents invest like idiots
ReplyDeleteAnyway I think a might just get totally risk free investment, I'm really chicken about money =P
ReplyDeleteNever thought about my money that way...
ReplyDeletei'm over 30, so i stopped reading the post halfway into the first line
ReplyDeleteit was a good post though...
i'll give this a shot
ReplyDeletethat's pretty awesome
ReplyDeleteawesome can't wait for more posts always following you mate
ReplyDeletekeep it up
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Ive always wanted to try stocks out perhaps now i will
ReplyDeleteSeems like you know a lot about this kind of stuff, good for you, bro. I think you are a serious man, so I'm just following you, and the other thing, of course. So do the same, we are brothers now! =)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great tips man.
ReplyDeleteNice, this is gonna go really well with my management guide lol
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tip! looking forward to next update
ReplyDeleteI don't even have a portfolio yet >_<
ReplyDeleteI'll make one when I have money :-P
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Wow this actually clears up a lot for me... Thanks for posting this man.
ReplyDeleteWow that's a good stock post; looking forward to more investment tips!
ReplyDeleteThats quite true, my mindset is much different than my parents, the most noticeable thing is my degree of comfort in regards to change. I try and see everything as an opportunity but they just see it as a danger
ReplyDeleteGood post man, I always wondered about stocks.
ReplyDeletegood ideas here
ReplyDeleteGreat investing tips!
ReplyDeletethis is quite helpful :)
ReplyDeletenot bad
ReplyDeleteCheck out the second part of my Blogger Tips series, its up on my blog now!!
ReplyDeletegreat read, thanks
ReplyDeletegreat post
ReplyDeleteNice update! Following~
ReplyDeleteI've gotta keep this sort of thing in mind...
ReplyDeletelooking forward to the next update...
ReplyDeletegreat guide. thanks!
ReplyDeletei recommend the book "rich dad poor dad" my buddy told me to read it. it's worth every penny. basically the book tells you how to use your money to work for you so you don't get stuck in the "rat race". more you make and older you get the more junk you need like a bigger car or house then your expenses go up continually. stocks are a great option just be careful, you can lose a lot but you can also make a lot. my buddy got a camaro ss because of his ford stock. bought at 2.50 and sold when it was around 12.and he is 24 years old.
ReplyDeleteReturning some daily love here ;)
ReplyDeleteVery cool post bro !
ReplyDeleteInformation out the wazoo here! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteIm only 19 >_> I dont know half the things you just mentioned lol. I also have wondered about stocks, just recently I asked my girlfriend who works at this local salad place in the city, to ask her boss if they're in the market because they keep opening up more and more shops, and make alot of money...but they dont have stocks =/ I coulda made alot of money there, but oh well.
ReplyDeleteMuch love and $upport headed your way
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this is a good plan man... just wish i had money to invest! haha..
ReplyDeleteLots of info here, really gunna look into this.
ReplyDeleteGood tips. I'm still unsure if I even like the idea of the stock market. It feels like large scale gambling to me.
ReplyDeleteEpic. I've been waiting for a blog like this. All the other ones tote IRA's like us laymen know what the hell those are (jk...I actually know...hahaha..?). Plus, most of our parents know jack about investing.
ReplyDeleteANYWAY. Awesome post. Followed for sure.