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What is a Financial Plan?

Like any other type of plan a personal or family financial plan is a logical process which sorts the objectives and steps to achieve them. Importantly, a flexible guide to be adjusted from time to time to get adapted as reality changes. Any plan is a way to chart a course that serves as a compass, but when obstacles or unforeseen things appear is important to change direction.

The Financial Plan is a document that, basically, explains the objectives or goals that the individual has and what are the steps to achieve them. This document has a title page, index and contents of the plan. For example the index of a plan is as follows: Read the rest of this entry »

20. Find out the maximum. To do this, have at their disposal a multitude of data, reports and indicators that allow public to be aware of what happens in the securities and issuers.

21. Buy when a stock is going down and sell when climbing. The timing may make this recommendation is one of the most challenging aspects of the investment, because you can buy down and value continue to fall or vice versa. Depend on the different analysis applied to determine the appropriate time that we implement the recommendation. Read the rest of this entry »

10. It is not necessary to be invested in the entire capital: It is preferable to have sufficient liquid assets to operate in certain short-term opportunities.

11. Invest in stock of your savings that you can lose without it poses a difficult debt situation or that could jeopardize their personal wealth and family. Do not forget that investing in stocks is a risky investment.

12. The bag is not a gamble, but moved by many conditions to be tested for maximum profitability. Whoever believes in bull markets the stock market is a game where you always win, no historical memory market.

13. Define your goals before investing, time and risk for your investment. Each investor has a specific portfolio design, influenced by their heritage, age, risk aversion, expectations of benefit. In addition, investment by type. Read the rest of this entry »

Anyone who wants to invest in stock for the first time, you can take note of these twenty-six councils, the result of the experience of many investors:

1. Ask for advice from an expert, since it is very difficult to analyze individually the many factors that affect stock prices.

2. Beware the consultant that promises high returns, because the stock market is a market of uncertainty and risk, where no one can guarantee a high profit. Think if this were so, the counselor would be devoted to advice, but to invest their own assets directly to achieve the gains it promises.

3. Invest in liquid assets: If you want to recover your money when you need, look at those values with a frequency and high trading volume.

4. Do not invest in market overbought or over invested: This phenomenon occurs when there are large sections of the population within the market, buying securities that have gone to see the prices steadily rose. It’s when the bag becomes habitual in social commentary, at work, in bars, on the street … It is time that is more difficult than from new money contributions to move upward, so it is better to get out market. Read the rest of this entry »

9 – The magic long ago, start as soon as possible:

Many know that I am quite young, but it is important to learn to start soon. Investing does not take long depending on the degree of investment and can be a great help as we study and work.

Even as a young man starting to save some money you can save interesting to begin investing, much better than starting late.

10 – Be humble and know your limits:

It’s easy to get bigger when the market is rising. But the true risk tolerance only know when you have experienced the ravages of a bear market. Decisive action can be useful at work, but when investing is better to be humble.

In closing I would like to add a rule or Tip number 11 which I think extremely valuable and that every investor should as your money grows. Read the rest of this entry »