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1.	Bookmarks: 6	Purpose Based Asset Allocation: The Working Capital Model Asset Allocation is an Investment Planning Tool, not an Investment Strategy. WCM facilitates long term, retirement income, investment planning by focusing on selection quality, issue diversification, and annual growth of both base income and invested capital. Neither market value nor the calendar year are perceived as relevant decision making criteria.
2.	Bookmarks: 7	The Working Capital Model - Part 3 I know of no other Investment Manager anywhere (other than those who have contacted me and obtained my consent), private or public, that uses the Working Capital Model to direct individual investor portfolios... certainly none of the major operators, who are dependent for their survival upon the whim of large others.
3.	Bookmarks: 5	The Working Capital Model - Part 2 Cost Basis is the total amount paid for a security, any security, in the portfolio. The cost basis of a dollar of cash is $1. Cost Basis includes commissions and exchange fees, and will be reduced on occasion when returns of capital are distributed. Cost Basis is the very foundation of The Working Capital Model.
4.	Bookmarks: 5	A Millionaire's Secret Investment Strategy A Millionaire's Secret Investment Strategy, by Steven R. Selengut, is an Investment Book written by a professional investment manager who became a stock market aficionado years before he began managing other people's investments.
5.	Bookmarks: 1	How To Make Short Term Trading Your Long Term Investment Strategy But most programs are designed to reward the genius and hard work of their creators, not the passive involvement of add to cart speculators looking for assistance making investment decisions. Face it people, much as I still love the over-regulated markets that we call Wall Street, the Master's of the Universe are clearly more interested in enhancing their own wealth then ours.
6.	Bookmarks: 0	Ten Investment Strategy Articles Risk is compounded by ignorance, multiplied by gimmickry, and exacerbated by emotion. It is halved with education, ameliorated with cost-based asset allocation, and managed with disciplined: selection quality, diversification, and income rules--- The QDI. Learn to distinguish between asset allocation and diversification. Asset allocation divides the portfolio between equity and income securities. Diversification limits the size of individual and sector holdings. Both hedge against the risk of
7.	Bookmarks: 1	The Investor's Creed --- What's That? The Stock Market is a dynamic place where investors can consistently make reasonable returns on their capital if they comply with the basic principles of the endeavor AND if they don't measure their progress too frequently with irrelevant measuring devices. Five simple concepts of Asset Allocation, Investment Strategy, and human Psychology are summed up quite nicely in The Investor's Creed.
8.	Bookmarks: 11	Investment Management - Put More Smart Cash In Your Future It's smart cash because it is created by the operation of the portfolio and ready for reinvestment. If it remains uninvested while new investment opportunities exist, it loses IQ points rapidly. If you've ever turned an unrealized gain into a realized loss, if you've ever sold mutual fund shares to deal with monthly expenses, if you've ever been unable to take advantage of low prices for lack of income, this is an approach you need to consider.
9.	Bookmarks: 0	LMK Wealth Management - What We Read The Brainwashing of the American Investor: The Book that Wall Street Does Not Want You to Read and A Millionaire’s Secret Investment Strategy. Steve Selengut has been a private investment manager since 1979. His life experiences as an investor started in 1970, at age 25, when he was given the responsibility to manage a $60,000 portfolio.
10.	Bookmarks: 11	Investment Strategy: The Investor's Creed A cocktail of credit market laxatives is working its way into a constipated world economy. Relief is on the way. Today's prices may well be looked at as the lowest of the next ten years! Here's a list of things to think about or to do while Investment Grade value Stock prices are at ten-year lows
11.	Bookmarks: 4	Paying Off Debt The Debt I refer to here is Consumer Debt that is linked to the acquisition of lifestyle comforts, whims or desires.This type of debt can really leave you with economic insecurity and a limited financial future is best avoided. Entering into debt for business reasons or to accumulate assets is often necessary and indeed wise as long as it is part of a well thought out Business Plan or Investment Strategy.How start Paying off debt.If you have any non-mortgage debt,...
12.	Bookmarks: 0	How To Build A Fortune In The Stock Market: 5 Questions Every Investor Needs To Ask Of Their Investment Strategy Every investor’s investment strategy should adequately address the following five questions:(1) What specific stocks will I buy?(2) When should I buy these stocks?(3) How should I buy these stocks?(4) When should I sell these stocks?(5) How should I sell these stocks?In addition, the answers for questions #2, #3, #4, and #5 should vary depending upon the different components of an individual’s stock portfolio. If the answers for questions #2 , #3. #4, and #5...
13.	Bookmarks: 0	Using Debt Consolidation To Advantage In many instances debt consolidation carries a negative connotation. Viewed from a different perspective debt consolidation can be a very positive investment strategy that not only puts existing debts into a more manageable form but allows for positive investing.Using several positive debt consolidation strategies can and will set your financial future up for long term success.Using secured asset loansEquity is one of the better ways to access investment and debt ...
14.	Bookmarks: 0	Investment Strategy: The Investor's Creed The Stock Market is a dynamic place where investors can consistently make reasonable returns on their capital if they comply with the basic principles of the endeavor AND if they don't measure their progress too frequently with irrelevant measuring devices. Five simple concepts of Asset Allocation, Investment Strategy, and Psychology are summed up quite nicely in the "The Investor's Creed".
15.	Bookmarks: 0	Invest Smartly Are you interested in real estate business? It sure is tempting, but what are the pitfalls? What should a new investor know before putting money into real estate? There is one mantra that successful real estate investors live by: "buy low - sell high". How can you apply this to your investment strategy? 1. Don’t get oversold: New investors can easily get caught up in the sale. Without experience or a background in real estate you may think your instincts are good and ...
16.	Bookmarks: 2	Investment Newsgroup – A Hidden Gem for Investors I think one of the most neglected tools in investing is newsgroup. Why? Some people may believe that there are more gossips than useful news. However, this is not always the case.
17.	Bookmarks: 0	Investment Basic: What does successful investing require? Successful investing requires knowledge, time and commitment, discipline and patience, and the ability to develop an investment strategy that is compatible with your personality.
18.	Bookmarks: 2	Incorporating Bond Funds Into Your Investment Strategy If you are investing for income or want to diversify your portfolio, you may want to consider investing in bond funds.
19.	Bookmarks: 0	Finding Secure Investments If you're trying to build a nest egg that won't crack, it's important to establish a safe and dependable investment strategy.
20.	Bookmarks: 0	Stock and Bond Trading as a Conservative Investment Strategy (May, 2007) Trading does not have to be done quickly to be productive, and it doesn't have to focus on higher risk securities to be profitable. And perhaps most importantly, it doesn't have to avoid the interest rate sensitive income securities that are so important to the long-term success of any true investment portfolio. No more calls of your highest yielding paper when interest rates fall. Instead, you are taking capital gains, compounding your yield Of course its magic.