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Five Minutes a Day Can Make You a Richer and More Successful Investor...
Sep 22 2007 02:32
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Five Minutes a Day
Can Make You a Richer and More Successful Investor... Investor’s Daily Edge is a free investment newsletter that’s delivered by email before the market opens. In each weekday issue you’ll receive clear recommendations and practical strategies for protecting your portfolio and multiplying your money – whether the market is rising or falling. This is not a “news” publication, so don’t count on a recap of the biggest stories of the week. Instead, you’ll get a to-the-point analysis of what “the news” means to you – and how you should act TODAY to make the most money with the least risk. Investor’s Daily Edge is written by a select group of market experts, each with their own style of investing. So whether you are a long-term investor, a short term trader, or a prudent speculator, you can count on useful advice you can take to the bank. The market is constantly changing... that’s why you need an edge. And that is precisely what you’ll get with Investor’s Daily Edge. It’s yours for the asking. To get your daily edge on Wall Street, simply fill in your name and email at the top of this page SIGNUP FREE - RECIEVE DAILY INVESTOR EDGE Dear Reader, Can you name the board game - introduced during the great depression – that kids and adults still play to this very day? I’ll give you a hint – more than 750 million people have played it, making it the best-selling commercial board game of all time. The game I speak of is Monopoly. For all intents and purposes, Monopoly couldn’t have come at a better time. The nation was in the midst of the Great Depression. Food lines were everywhere and songs such as “Brother Can You Spare a Dime?” were resonating well. Monopoly didn’t just help distract people from focusing on the depression; it gave them hope that one day they would eventually own a home, some stock, and do just fine. I remember when I was young and first started playing Monopoly. I loved the game and always picked the wheelbarrow as my character. While I can’t tell you that I remember my very first game, I got better over time. I got better by learning how to best manage my money and which opportunities would give me the best return on my investment. In other words, Monopoly was more than just a game. It was a kid’s introduction to the world of money and finance. It was by playing Monopoly that most kids first realized that houses cost money, owning an entire block (or having a monopoly) let’s you make a lot of money, saving your money lets you prepare for rough times, and that if all else fails, you can sell your house back to the bank and get more money. SIGNUP FREE - RECIEVE DAILY INVESTOR EDGE |
