What I’m Drinking as I Write – Decaf Coffee For the last several years, I have often had friends ask me for investing advice. There are many ways I could answer their questions – but I think sticking to the basics works well here. Sometimes investing in the stock market seems overwhelming or convoluted. SometimesContinue reading ““I’ll Start Tomorrow””
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Risk Is in the Eye of the Beholder
What I’m Drinking as I Write – Dead Eye Coffee There are two main types of risk: systematic and unsystematic. Systematic risks relate to the overall economy and cannot be eliminated through different portfolio logistics such as diversification. Unsystematic risks are stock-specific and can be eliminated with portfolio management. Most investors are mindful that someContinue reading “Risk Is in the Eye of the Beholder”
Time is Overrated… Most of the Time
What I’m Drinking as I Write – Tripplo Triple shot of espresso, hot or iced I think people often overestimate the value or meaning of time. This is not to say that time is not precious, meaningful, or infinitely valuable. This is to say that we put too much reliance and excuse on time. LetContinue reading “Time is Overrated… Most of the Time”
Back to the Basics: What is a Stock?
What I’m Drinking as I Write: Shin Shin Coffee 2.5 tbsp dark rum 1.5 tbsp simple syrup 0.5 cup strongly-brewed coffee Cream Cinnamon Whisk the cream Add syrup and rum to mug, stir until blended Add coffee Layer with whipped cream Top with cinnamon Most of you have heard of stocks by now. You’ve heardContinue reading “Back to the Basics: What is a Stock?”
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