Category Archives: Investing

Mastering Short Term Trading

By Chris Bouchard  |  July 2, 2018 Short-term trading techniques involve a combination of skill, intuition, and experience by a trader. Traders make money by taking short-term positions in securities after identifying opportunities in both bull and bear markets. Mastering short-term trading requires certain attributes in a trader. The following factors are fundamental for a short-term… Read More »

Why Investing Takes Planning

By Chris Bouchard  |    June 29, 2018 Long and short-term investments take on many forms, and investing in the stock market has remained one of the most popular forms. Although the stock market has fallen under some scrutiny since the last economic plunge in the early 2000’s, it still remains the largest and most well-known… Read More »

Overweight? You’re Not Making Enough Money!

By Chris Bouchard  |   June 28, 2018 Research shows that not making enough money is associated with being overweight, mainly because there is a significant correlation between an individual’s physical wellness and that person’s mental clarity. Subsequently, there is a link between mental clarity and life satisfaction in regards to income and other primary and… Read More »

Investment Primer Part 3: Risk Tolerance

By Kevin Judge | June 25, 2018 Risk Tolerance: Every person has their own view and tolerance of risk. This is a critical fact in determining their investment strategy. Some people are by nature risk averse and will only invest in risk free or low risk investments. For example, Government Bonds, Banks Deposits, and AAA… Read More »

Investment Primer Part 2: Vehicles

By Kevin Judge | June 18, 2018 VEHICLES: There are several methods for investing in the above asset types and classes. Direct Investment: Purchase the investment your self In general, safer than options but lacks the diversification available from mutual funds Leveraging: You can increase your purchasing power and profits by buying on margin, aka… Read More »

The Laws of Economists

The First Law of Economists: For every economist, there exists an equal and opposite economist. The Second Law of Economists: They’re both wrong.