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- Author: John Scambray
- Publisher: Advantage Media Group
- ISBN-10: 1642252255
- ISBN-13: 9781642252255
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 0.6 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Don't be a victim of the retirement crisis.
Across the US, most people have not saved enough money-they're not going to have the retirement they envisioned after working hard for so many years. But there is hope.
In Buy Low, Sell High, Stupid! John Scambray shares creative solutions that most investors never have access to because they don't have the large amount of investable dollars required by the big firms. He starts with the basics of investing, like how anyone can have a financial plan and the difference a portfolio manager can make. John then writes about why a buy-and-hold strategy is for suckers, the difference between Main Street and Wall Street investing, how to make money on your money, and strategies to beat the status quo.
If you haven't saved until now, or you haven't invested outside of the low-interest products offered by your local bank, it's not too late. All you need to do is get started-now.
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- Author: John Scambray
- Publisher: Advantage Media Group
- ISBN-10: 1642252255
- ISBN-13: 9781642252255
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 0.6 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Don't be a victim of the retirement crisis.
Across the US, most people have not saved enough money-they're not going to have the retirement they envisioned after working hard for so many years. But there is hope.
In Buy Low, Sell High, Stupid! John Scambray shares creative solutions that most investors never have access to because they don't have the large amount of investable dollars required by the big firms. He starts with the basics of investing, like how anyone can have a financial plan and the difference a portfolio manager can make. John then writes about why a buy-and-hold strategy is for suckers, the difference between Main Street and Wall Street investing, how to make money on your money, and strategies to beat the status quo.
If you haven't saved until now, or you haven't invested outside of the low-interest products offered by your local bank, it's not too late. All you need to do is get started-now.
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