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Tax Deferral As An Investment Strategy by:Don Burham

Deferring taxes on your income is an investment strategy in which income taxes are paid at a later date for money invested now. The benefit of tax deferral is that it provides more money for you to invest now.For example, you are able to deduct $1000 from your taxable income this year and invest it into an interest bearing account, and in return, this deduction allows you to pay approximately $200 less in income taxes for the current year. You...more

Unable To Get Mortgage Debt Relief? Be Ready For A Lawsuit by:Don Burnham

The United States is home to 94% of all the lawsuits in the world and 75% of the world’s attorneys. Very few of them are willing to help you get mortgage debt relief, or give you free financial advice, but many are willing to come after you for the default judgment.. Once you are served with a lawsuit, the clock starts ticking. You may be served by mail or in person and you have a very limited amount of time to answer the lawsuit. In most...more

Hedging – What Is It, And It's Uses In Risk Management by:Dwayne Strocen

Hedging, understanding the benefits of risk management in an enterprise wide solution. Risk management and hedging is a useful tool to reduce market place liability. Here are some tips on its uses.Second of a two part articleBefore discussing the use of hedging to off-set risk, we need to understand the role and the purpose of hedging. The history of modern futures trading began in Chicago in the early 1800's. Chicago is located at the base of the Great Lakes, close to the farmlands and cattle country of the U.S. Midwest making it a natural center for transportation, distribution and trading of agricultural produce. Gluts and shortages of these products caused chaotic fluctuations in price. This led to the development of a market enabling grain merchants, processors, and agriculture companies to trade in contracts to insulate them from the risk of adverse price change and enable them to hedge.The first commodity exchange was the creation of the Chicago Board of Trade, CBOT in 1848. Since then, modern derivative products have grown to include more than the agricultural industry. Products also include Stock Indices, Interest Rates, Currency, Precious Metals, Oil and Gas, Steel and a...more

Market Risk - Not To Be Ignored or Overlooked by:Dwayne Strocen

Understanding Market Risk and the solutions available to mitigate or eliminate financial loss in today's global market.First of a two part articleFund managers, whether they be equity or bond traders, know all too well that returns are not simply a result of their asset selection prowess. Many external factors come into play. But what are the...more

The Seven Best Ways on How to Get Real Estate Investing Deals by:James O'Bannon

If you are new to real estate investing, you are probably wondering “where am I going to find my first real estate deal”? There are actually a number of very effective methods you can use. Below I will touch on 7 different methods to find deals. They are a pre-foreclosure listing service, major newspapers, post cards & fliers, bandit signs, MLS,...more

Support And Resistance Levels by:Julia Lee

Why do traders always talk about support and resistance levels? What do they mean and how can traders use these levels to better understand where the market is heading next?Understanding support and resistance levels can greatly assist both traders and investors. It's all about understanding how prices tend to move.There are usually psychological barriers to prices moving beyond key levels. Support and resistance is all about understanding where those levels are and how prices are likely to move from that level.Support levelThink of a support level like a physical floor on the share price. Say that a share is trading at $4.30 and imagine there is a floor at $4.00. As the price moves towards $4.00, it has a difficult time getting past that price because the floor stops the price from going below $4.00.In fact you will probably see the price bounce off $4.00 as it tries to drill a hole in the floor. The more times that the price touches the floor, the weaker the floor will become. This occurs until the floor is broken.Once the floor is broken, the share price is free to fall to the next floor or support level.Resistance levelOnce a support level has been broken it becomes a...more

Shopping For Bargains - Value Investing by:Julia Lee

Value investing is all about picking up bargains on the sharemarket.If you're an investor, with the market at such low levels, now is the time to look at adding to your longer term portfolio.If you're a short term trader, the underpriced stocks can...more

The Power Of Compounding by:Julia Lee

How do you turn $30,000 into a million dollars? The secret is time and the power of compounding. Here I'll run through this powerful concept which has helped Warren Buffett become one of the richest people in the world.Buffet has long been one of my...more

Capitulation - Have We Found A Bottom In The Market? by:Julia Lee

What is a bear market?Generally a bear market is one where the market has decreased by more than 20%.In Australian the last high point in the market was reached on 1 November 2007 and since then it's dropped 36%. So the Australian market has been in...more

Shopping For Dividends by:Julia Lee

If you are looking for a steady income stream from your investments then shares can be an attractive proposition. Not only do shares provide a return in the form of capital gains or losses but most shares also pay a dividend.Traditionally, high...more

Is Day Trading Right For You? by:Julia Lee

Day trading involves buying and selling shares on the same day. It is extremely difficult to do but if successful, the rewards can be substantial. The flipside is that it is also extremely risky which means that you could see your capital wiped out...more

Valuing Companies With NTA by:Julia Lee

There are many bargains on the market and one way that bargains can be identified is to use the net tangible assets (NTA) value.Here I'll explain how you can use this measure to help you identify cheap assets listed on the sharemarket.Net tangible...more
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