One thing we all have in common is the need for a roof over our heads. Yet many people debate whether they should rent or buy that roof. How do you know which is right for you? On one hand, home ownership is a big commitment that can be very expensive. On the other hand,…
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How would you like to save some money, electricity, and the environment all at the same time? Here’s a cool way to do this and have some cooked food to show for it! Instead of using a microwave or toaster oven to cook simple foods, build a solar-powered oven and utilize a natural resource available…
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I love to read quality books. So recently, I signed up for Booksneeze, a site that sends you books for free! Well. . . not completely free. For the company to benefit, I must provide an honest review of the book I receive. So I chose this particular book because the author, John Maxwell, is…
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In the previous post, we briefly mentioned two different types of investors – the defensive investor, and the enterprising investor. Then we defined who a defensive investor was, and looked at how to analyze stocks as a defensive investor. Now we’ll look at the other perspective – analyzing stocks as an enterprising investor. What makes…
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Although I’m not an advocate of picking individual stocks to make up the major part of an investing program, I do have a small amount of money invested in single stocks. With that said, the framework that I used – and continue to use today – to analyze the stocks was primarily influenced by Benjamin Graham’s…
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