by Vincent Van Ross | Apr 7, 2022 | Life, Philosophy
Basically, there are just a few types of stocks in the stock market. These are: Blue-chip; Growth; Defensive; Cyclical; Penny; Dividend; and, Speculative. Of course, there could be many more types of stocks that may not be as important as these. Blue-chip stocks are...
by Vincent Van Ross | Dec 13, 2021 | General, Life, Philosophy
Most of us live from paycheck to paycheck. That is a curse on salaried employees. If you are a salaried employee—no matter at what level—you will find yourself in financial mess sooner or later. Mosly likely—sooner than later. You know—why? Because, most employees...
by Vincent Van Ross | Nov 29, 2021 | Investments, Life, Money Matters
We are born spendthrifts. We are always in a tearing hurry to spend money even before we have earned it. That is why credit card companies are doing roaring business. So are the loan department of banking companies. This is precisely the reason why we fail to generate...
by Vincent Van Ross | Oct 28, 2021 | Investments, Life
I posted a blog on Trading and Investing recently. But I ran into some interesting material that has necessitated another blog. So, here we go: The main difference between Trading and Investing is that trading is a short-term proposition and Investment is a long-term...
by Vincent Van Ross | Sep 13, 2021 | Investments
Most of us rush to the stock market impulsively to make a fast buck without understanding the basics of stock market. For instance, do we know what investment is all about? And, do we know how trading is different from investing? This is what we are going to learn...
by Vincent Van Ross | Jul 13, 2021 | Life
The Rule of 72 is a formula through which we can work out how many years it would take to double our investment depending upon the rate of interest we earn or the return we get. For instance, if we earn 6% interest on our deposit with the bank, it would take us twelve...
by Vincent Van Ross | May 15, 2021 | Life
Just one question can help you to decide whether you are a responsible person. If you are a responsible person, one of the first things you would do is secure your life by ensuring a steady income after your retirement age. If you don’t do that, you are making a big...
