As
a young investor using quantitative methods, I found the book useful, and still use a number of its findings in my current investing.
Not exact matches
Tim Sykes: The famous and
young stock
investor used his bar mitzvah cash for his first investment.
But after a Bushmaster rifle was
used in 2012 to kill 26 people, most of them
young children, at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., public anger at Remington drove some
investors to try to divest from the company.
There are many
young investors out there that could
use some guidance from a legitimate financial advisor.
Initial public offerings
used to offer
investors chances to get in on the ground floor of
young, fast - growing companies...
As I
use the Sleepy Portfolio to benchmark the returns of my personal portfolio, its asset allocation makes sense for my personal situation (
young, aggressive, growth - oriented
investor) and will not be suitable for someone nearing retirement.
TDFs should
use all - equity portfolios for
younger investors.
One benefit of the approach
used here is psychological: it is training the
young investor to embrace market declines as opportunities to buy more shares at lower prices.
In line with its focus on
young, tech - friendly
investors, LOYAL3
uses Facebook, Twitter and email to announce new partner companies.
In real life, the
young investor will probably not
use a passive strategy, he will probably freak out after large stock crashes, he may lose his job and raid his savings, etc..
Check out «Stocks for the Long Run» for one example of the
use of margin over the long term — there is a chart in there with recommended equity exposures — it is interesting to note that for
younger investors, the suggest allocation to stocks is greater than 100 %.
As a
young investor, the best place to start is to
use index funds which track a broader universe of stocks or bonds as the first step in building an investment portfolio.
They were kind enough to share a copy and a quick reading suggests that firms have a long way to go if they intend to
use sites like YouTube to reach
younger prospective
investors.
Fundrise's Ben Miller, 38, who co-founded the firm with his
younger brother Dan, told Crain's New York: «We're democratizing real estate investments that
used to be accessible only to institutional
investors or the very wealthy.
Younger investors under 55 are more likely to
use financing (82 percent) than older
investors and those with incomes over $ 100,000 are more likely to
use all cash.