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The Biggest Unknown Risk of Stock Investing

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The following is a guest post by Rob Bennett, who writes at A Rich Life. Most people think of stocks as being “risky.” But not too risky. Most people think it is prudent to go with a stock allocation of 60 percent, 70 percent, or even 80 percent. They cannot think of stocks as being… [Read More]

Filed Under: Growing Your Wealth, Investing, Market Analysis Tagged With: business, Buy-and-Hold, Great Depression, investing, Market trend, Stocks and Bonds, Stocks for the Long Run, United States Treasury security

Gold Versus Fiat and the Mother of All Bubbles

By Kevin

The price of gold has recently been shooting through the roof. As of the time of this writing gold is hovering near $1870. It seems like only a short while ago when I was wondering if $1500 was near. What’s going on with the price of gold? Is this the beginning of a mania phase… [Read More]

Filed Under: Growing Your Wealth, Investing, Market Analysis, Miscellaneous, Opinion, Philosophy, Precious Metals, Saving Your Money Tagged With: bonds, Canada, central bank, credit, currency depreciation, debt, economics, economy, education, federal reserve system, fiat money, finance, gold, Gold as an investment, gold confiscation, gold conspiracy, home ownership, housing bubble, index funds, inflation, interest rates, lifestyle, monetary policy, money, Money supply, mortgages, paper gold, personal finance, politics, retirement, riches, savings, sovereign risk, speculative bubble, stocks, United States, Warren Buffett, wealth

How Much Should I Save, and Why?

By Kevin

Me: Baby, how much should I save, and why? Her: How much? A lot. Why? To make me happy. We each have our own reasons for saving… what are yours? How much should I save, and why? Before we can answer this question, we need to ask another question: What is my time preference? In… [Read More]

Filed Under: Growing Your Wealth, Investing, Market Analysis, Miscellaneous, Opinion, Paying Down Debt, Philosophy, Saving Your Money Tagged With: bonds, credit, credit cards, currency depreciation, debt, economy, education, finance, gold, health, home ownership, housing bubble, index funds, inflation, interest rates, lifestyle, money, money management, mortgages, motivation, mutual funds, personal finance, personal growth, planning, politics, rat race, retirement, riches, Saving, savings, self help, self improvement, sovereign risk, speculative bubble, stock market, stocks, wealth

Adam’s Golf: A Balanced Micro Cap Golf Stock

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The following is a guest post by JT McGee of MoneyMamba: Adam’s Golf (ADGF) is the micro-cap of all micro capitalization stocks—you could buy the company outright for just over $42 million dollars. But while its small size may be threatening to some, it is important to remember that sometimes the biggest earners come in the… [Read More]

Filed Under: Growing Your Wealth, Investing, Market Analysis, Opinion Tagged With: Golf, golf clubs, Sports

To Parity… and Beyond

By Kevin

It was only last year that I wrote a post about the Canadian dollar hitting parity, something that was quite a feat considering that it was digging around 60-70 cents back in the early 2000s. Parity is exciting to Canadians, because it makes us feel that our dollar has real purchasing power, and at the… [Read More]

Filed Under: Growing Your Wealth, Market Analysis, Miscellaneous Tagged With: Canada, Canadian dollar, currency appreciation, currency depreciation, foreign exchange, Gross domestic product, Mark Carney, United States, United States dollar

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