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Self-Worth Is a Farce (opens the original)
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Do You Know Tungsten? (opens the original)
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I had never heard of tungsten myself. But lately, it has caught my attention.Tungsten is a chemical element and critical metal, important to aerospace, defense, advanced manufacturing, electronics, and other high-performance applications.China dominates global tungsten production and supply. And Russia is one of the key producers as well. That dependenc… Read more
Maybe Discipline Is Not a Bad Thing (opens the original)
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Investing, much like everything else in life, requires discipline—not emotion.It is one of the most critical truths in wealth building.And one more thing: discipline can outperform intellect. Emotion can destroy compounding growth.When markets peak, greed and FOMO are often at their highest. When markets correct, anxiety and hesitation take over. And when markets crash, panic can become contagious.Here’s what I’ve observed: wealth builders learn to manage their portfolios more dispassionately. T
Penny Investing (opens the original)
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Here’s a follow up to our chat last night, if you missed it, I might do another one on the same topic—date to be announce. My investment focus is to preserve capital, and grow it through dividends. Only a small % of my portfolio is in speculative stocks like penny stocks with high growth potential. Understanding Penny StocksPenny stocks are low-priced s… Read more
Don’t Let The Market Fool You (opens the original)
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The market has ups and downs. So do life and business. The economy expands and contracts. Everything moves in seasons and cycles.Where I am, summer is beginning to fade and autumn is starting to peek through. We expect that. We don’t panic when the leaves begin to change.So I sometimes wonder why we freak out when the market does the same thing.So why do we panic when the market does the same thing?Take Parex, for example. From its last high around $28, it fell to about $21 a share—a 25% drop. N
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