Forex, Stock, Crypto Weekly Market Outlook from 9 to 13 May 2022

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Is retirement breathing down your neck, but you have no money saved? You’re not alone. But there are easy ways to save money for retirement even if you’re almost there. Here are five of the best.

One could argue that trading unusually well could be a bad thing sometimes. Every trade you make including those outside your normal trade plan adds to the size of your account! How can you go wrong right?

I was never good at math. I could never do any kind of math in my head unless it was very basic. I also have no in demand, special skills. No computer programming or IT knowledge. I failed quantitative analysis in university and narrowly passed on the second try. I’m also quite socially inept. Despite all that, I am still well on my way to financial freedom, and you can too, even if you suck at everything, like me.

Personal wealth building isn’t as hard as many people might think, but it does require a completely different set of habits that most of us are already used to. Many people don’t realize that it doesn’t take any more energy to succeed in building financial freedom than it does to fail.

The bond market has been an incredibly competitive one lately, which is no surprise given how people tend to gravitate towards bonds during poor economic times and/or periods of great volatility within the stock market. For many investors, the question of individual bonds vs. bond funds is one that keeps them awake at nights.

As a beginner, all you have is an idea, and a dream of wealth. It is difficult to know where to start and what principles to follow to get there. Learn and master the basics as you start your journey to become a millionaire.

Recently the Dow Jones Industrial Average has made headlines as it crossed the 13,000 mark for the first time since 2008. It crossed 13,000 for the first time in April 2007 on its way up, again in January 2008 on its way down, touched above it in May 2008 (in a post Bear Stearns false optimism), and then began a precipitous fall and astounding (but typical) recovery. To me, the more…

When investing in municipal bonds, it’s important to keep in mind that the yields are generally not an across the board comparison to CD yields or US Treasury yields. Let’s go through how each investment is taxed:

Today, as I write this at 10:30am Denver time, the stock market is in hefty selloff. However, truth be told, the past few years it has been normal to see the S&P 500 move more than 1% in a day. With each decline we all wonder if…

When you look up an investment, often it’s published with the six risk statistics: Alpha, Beta, Mean Annual Return (or just “Mean”), Standard Deviation, Sharpe Ratio, and R-Squared. It’s important to look at both performance and risk. If you see an investment that outperformed the S&P 500, it can be easy to…

High yield savings accounts are a top choice for consumers who want to earn higher interest without taking large risks, but which one of these accounts should you choose? Many savings accounts offer an interest rate that may not even keep up with the rate of inflation but some high yield options offer the same FDIC insurance and a larger rate of interest.

Investment banking seems like a scary topic. What does it mean? How is it different than just regular banking? The answer is an investment bank helps companies raise capital or advises them on buying or selling a company v.s. a regular bank or commercial bank, holds money in the form of deposits and lends money at a specified rate.