Investing to become financially independent
Investing to become financially independent
The hectic stock market year is testing the nerves of investors, who can fall victim to cognitive biases in their investment decisions. Discover four common psychological biases that influence portfolio management, and learn how to overcome them to make more rational decisions.
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Is the virulent criticism of corporate profits justified? An in-depth analysis of U.S. economic data reveals a positive correlation between corporate profit growth and labor market health, demonstrating that corporate prosperity contributes to overall economic well-being.
What dictatorship of profits? Read More »
Frequent consultation of stock prices can be a form of masochism for the long-term investor, as Nassim Nicholas Taleb brilliantly explains in his book Fooled by Randomness. Find out why constantly watching the evolution of your portfolio can be detrimental to your mental health, and how behavioral psychology explains our disproportionate reaction to losses compared to gains.
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Discover the well-kept secret to outperforming the market: invest in companies offering both attractive dividends and sensible share buyback programs. Don't miss out on this investment strategy that could transform your financial future!
Shareholder yield, the best kept secret on the stock market Read More »
In this post, we explore the critical importance of excess capital management by corporate executives and its impact on shareholders. The analysis focuses particularly on the dividend distribution strategy and decisions of Winpak ltd, illustrating how management choices can influence value creation for investors.
Winpak (TOR:WPK): the rationality of managers at the service of shareholder enrichment Read More »
With technology companies dominating investor attention, the importance of good dividend stocks is often overlooked. This article explains why it's crucial to keep around 40% of your portfolio in regular dividend-paying anchor companies, offering valuable protection during bear markets.
Dividends, a harbinger of good management and a hedge against market downturns Read More »
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