Weekly Wisdom: Money Making Made Easy (And Smart)
Investing isn’t brain surgery. It’s not rocket science. But brain surgeons and rocket scientists lose money in the market.
That doesn’t mean investing is an impossible science. It can be learned and mastered. It can be categorized and automated. Best of all, there are a lot of sources on the web that will help you learn about investing, or training.
In this edition of Weekly Wisdom, we’ll pass on some links for excellent resources for beginning investors. And, since being well-rounded is the first lesson of being wealthy (as opposed to being rich), we’ll add links to some of the web’s best articles and posts.
Are you a rookie trader or investor? Check out this advice from Tipblog.
Maybe you’re an experienced investor, but the recent economic shock shook you out of the market. Here’s advice from Go To Retirement that teaches you how to return to the market as a conservative investor.
The key to success in trading is often simplification. Check out the INO Blog for this post on how to simplify your trading and get an edge.
Fortunately, there are a lot of tools rookie investors can use to manage their personal finances. Here’s a post from Budget Pulse that gives the top ten reasons to use a free personal finance tool.
One of the main ingredients of success at personal finance is the Emergency Fund. Here’s a way to spice your emergency fund up from Get Rich Slowly.
Want to automate your way to financial freedom? Check out Five Cent Nickle
PluginID offers this guide to easy goal achievement.
Tired of being tossed around from bull run to bear market? You can check out Dumb Little Man and make sure your life is a bull run.
According to Illuminated Mind, the key to success is to fail more, fail often.
Finally, contrary to popular opinion, money doesn’t make the world turnaround. Dreams do. Here are 41 ways from The Happy Self to take your dreams more seriously.
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