For most average investors, a good rule of thumb would be to never own more stocks in a bull market than you're comfortable holding during a bear market.
It can be difficult to have the correct perspective when you are following the markets on a daily basis, but
most average investors don't have to worry about this type of lump - sum, point - in - time investment performance.
But
most average investors won't get a piece of the action until Blue Apron stock begins trading on the New York Stock Exchange, expected to happen Thursday, under ticker symbol «APRN.»
Very complete, to the degree that
most average investors will not be able to do all that Harry recommends.
Most average investors could benefit from the book.
Managing a lump sum for income is a very tough task, and one that
most average investors are not equipped to tackle.
Most average investors would benefit from this book, because they are the ones who get targeted for fraud — not that all of them will be defrauded, but all of them need the warning, so that they can be prepared against those who defraud.
Some people might be well equipped to figure this out on their own (many of whom are MoneySense readers), but my experience has been that
most average investors wouldn't know where to start.
Moreover, Bitcoin and altcoins are completely new to
most average investors and represent a certain level of technical challenge.