Investing to become financially independent
Investing to become financially independent
Despite a mixed start to the year, my portfolio has seen remarkable growth in recent weeks, even outperforming the markets. While opportunities exist in Canada, Australia and especially Japan, caution remains in order as regions trend negatively and cash reserves are slightly decreasing.
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Explore the latest trends in monthly asset allocation as overheated stock markets continue to worry investors. With a focus on the need to embrace mistakes to maximize profitability, explore our strategies for today’s market volatility and opportunities.
Discover the benefits of an investment strategy based on growing dividends, a great catalyst for stable and significant income over the long term. Also learn how to recognize situations that should prompt an investor to sell their shares, in order to optimize their portfolio.
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The stock market is set for unlimited growth, with low interest rates and juicy corporate profits. Technological and medical advances will revolutionize our lives, from health to partying, creativity and solving global problems like global warming.
See how the stock market’s performance in the first half of the year will impact your portfolio as giants like Apple and Amazon are at record valuations. Don’t miss our in-depth analysis of market trends and investment opportunities you can’t afford to miss.
General Motors, once known for its generous dividends, is now struggling to create value for its shareholders. Despite the usual attractive ratios and indicators, a deeper analysis reveals a precarious financial situation and explosive volatility, making GM a real nightmare for investors.
Discover the in-depth analysis of Wakachiku Construction, a small Japanese construction and real estate company, whose current valuation is remarkably attractive despite a recent decline in its share price. Despite its strong fundamentals and low debt ratio, the market momentum seems uncertain, raising questions about its buying potential.
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