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Wealth and Stock Market Predicting

November 3, 2010 by Daniel

A couple of interesting items popped on the scope today. First, is it possible to predict longevity? Well apparently you can when you correlate longevity, wealth, and health. According to one recent study,

[S]cientists have gone a step further, finding a specific hormone that links wealth with a longer life. The hormone is called DHEAS–or dehydroepiandrosterone sulfate–a natural steroid produced by the brain, adrenal glands and sexual organs.

Those with higher levels of DHEAS tend to exercise more, have more hobbies and have closer relationships with friends and family. They also tend to live longer.

I think this is one of those chicken before the egg scenarios.… Read the rest

Filed Under: Investing, Wealth Tagged With: investing, wealth

Common Investing Mistakes

October 28, 2010 by Daniel

Of course we all make investing mistakes. Whether it’s buying a stock based on an eavesdropped conversation at dinner last night or making grossly inaccurate choices with a business transaction, we’ve all had our doozies.

Have you ever stopped to think that maybe these bad choices have something in common? That you’re making the same mistakes each time without knowing it?… Read the rest

Filed Under: Investing, Lessons Learned Tagged With: investing, lessons learned, mistakes

Stock Market Looking Bullish – Here’s Why

October 26, 2010 by Daniel

Despite the weak job market, political turmoil, and foreclosure mess, the stock market looks poised to take off. But how does that seem possible with all the doom and anxiety you see on TV and all over the web everyday?

CNNMoney.com lays out a strong argument for why we shouldn’t be listening to those pessimistic bears in the market.… Read the rest

Filed Under: Investing Tagged With: investing, stock market, stocks

Retire Rich – Let Everyone Else Work

October 15, 2010 by Daniel

According to several recent surveys, 40% of people plan to delay retirement. Besides a stock market that would make an avid roller coaster rider turn white, lack of savings and poor investments are the primary culprits driving this statistic.

Delayed retirement, or retirement on a cat food diet, doesn’t have to include you. According to Fool.com, with a few steps, retirement glory days can be had by someone as simple as myself.… Read the rest

Filed Under: Investing, Retirement, Saving Tagged With: investing, retirement, saving

Grab Your Wealth

October 12, 2010 by Daniel

We live in precarious times when as it relates to our incomes, investments, and—ultimately—our livelihoods. So, how do we make sure our wealth, now and in the future, doesn’t slip through our hands?

We must first acknowledge that our wealth is our responsibility. Once we take responsibility, then we must go out and seize it.… Read the rest

Filed Under: Happiness, Lessons Learned, Make Money, Wealth Tagged With: investing, opportunity, wealth

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