Transparency for Better Stock Investing – Part 2 of 5
Greed lurks in the minds and hearts of stock investors. Who does not want dividends from stocks? You do not have to be a stock exchange guru to know that it is best to buy near a stock price nadir. No one wants avoidable risk. These commonalities are meaningless; top stock investors know that the trick is to back your priorities. Stock investment thinking wavers. Something that seems right when the stock broker is on the telephone can leave you ruing all weekend. This is why the goals of a stock portfolio should be written down in a descending order…