Hello All - Welcome to my new adventure and blog. I am here to share my limited yet growing knowledge of how to be a long term investor. I earned an MBA from Binghamton University in 1991, and have decided now after all these years, to take on this project to see what kind of positive results I can come up with.
My philosophy is conservative and straightforward. I believe the North American economy is in a strong long term position and companies that are manged well will be able to earn slow and steady earnings over the next five years and beyond.
I am currently exploring to trademark my investing philosophy so I can only share limited information with you until my trademark has been completed. However, in order to get started, I suggest downloading the FREE trading software, Robinhood, on your smartphone, so we can begin a dialogue for long term, sustainable investing.
Warren Buffet has been my guide up until now. I believe in his ideas and philosophies. I never before understood when Warren said that he does not desire a stock to move up or down when he acquires a position in a company. I now understand the driving ambition to place one's finances in a long term yield situation to ensure steady capital gains and consistent dividend income.
It's never too late to begin investing. If you are in your 20's or 30's, you will have a tremendous opportunity over the next few years to put yourself in a solid financial situation for the future. Older investors can take pause by knowing that placing your money in undervalued companies with long term potential will provide returns 15 or 20 years from now that you probably never thought possible.
In an investing world that seems obsessed with short term gains and negative investing philosophies, I see the light in doing due diligence and thorough base line analysis to build a varied and deeply diversified portfolio.
Let's see where this can go together. More to follow soon.
My philosophy is conservative and straightforward. I believe the North American economy is in a strong long term position and companies that are manged well will be able to earn slow and steady earnings over the next five years and beyond.
I am currently exploring to trademark my investing philosophy so I can only share limited information with you until my trademark has been completed. However, in order to get started, I suggest downloading the FREE trading software, Robinhood, on your smartphone, so we can begin a dialogue for long term, sustainable investing.
Warren Buffet has been my guide up until now. I believe in his ideas and philosophies. I never before understood when Warren said that he does not desire a stock to move up or down when he acquires a position in a company. I now understand the driving ambition to place one's finances in a long term yield situation to ensure steady capital gains and consistent dividend income.
It's never too late to begin investing. If you are in your 20's or 30's, you will have a tremendous opportunity over the next few years to put yourself in a solid financial situation for the future. Older investors can take pause by knowing that placing your money in undervalued companies with long term potential will provide returns 15 or 20 years from now that you probably never thought possible.
In an investing world that seems obsessed with short term gains and negative investing philosophies, I see the light in doing due diligence and thorough base line analysis to build a varied and deeply diversified portfolio.
Let's see where this can go together. More to follow soon.
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