 | | Are You Awful, Decent or Great (Big Differences) | | Rachel Gearhart, Associate Franchise Publisher, The Oxford Club | Are you an awful investor?
A decent investor?
Or a great investor?
Here are the precise differences, according to New York Times bestselling financial author Alexander Green: | | The awful investor sells in a panic - and always finds reasons to justify it.
The decent investor at least stands pat - and reinvests his or her dividends, if possible.
The best investors? They are moving money out of cash or bonds and into beaten-down, high-quality stocks.
These not only yield more than fixed-income investments, but they also will almost certainly deliver superior long-term returns.
The choice is yours. Will you be an awful investor, a decent investor or a great one? | | |
As you think about that, watch Alex get interviewed by Bill O'Reilly.
In this big interview, Alex details what he believes is the HIGHEST QUALITY STOCK in the markets today.
Sincerely,
Rachel | | | | |
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