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Month: May 2018

How do most financial advisors treat their customers?

May 23, 2018

Little original thought is given to each client. They will take hours of your time getting all your information only to tell you that you are best off going 50/50. 50% stocks, 50% bonds, thank you and have a great day. They are giving you a chance to come up with a goal, and hoping  Read more ➝

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The simplest way to beat the market

May 23, 2018

The simplest way scientifically proven to beat the market is value investing on Price over Earnings. Price Over Earnings, or P/E or just PE. What is it, and does it work, and why does it work? For every company, profit has been the goal. But what does that mean? Isn’t profit an evil capitalist lie  Read more ➝

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