What can women of the past teach us about investing in the stock market? During this episode of Fantastic Female Fridays, we took a visit to the 19th Century when we gained an understanding of what life was like for savvy women investors. What freedoms and constraints did they have and what did they do [...]
How and when to teach your children about money is an interesting topic to dive into. We took to Twitter again and “Twinterviewed” Susan Hayes-Culleton, CFA, for her thoughts and insight on teaching kids about money. We have included the entire Twitter interview here and provided easy access to useful resources if you are interested [...]
On the 4th episode of Fantastic Female Fridays, I had the opportunity to interview Linda Royer, CEO in her first ever public appearance in the role...
I find it so sad when I hear financial goals like “have nice holidays” or “never worry about money”. How will you ever know if you’ve achieved them...
Have you ever considered that money could be leaving your pocket on autopilot? That perhaps there is a setting in your brain that pushes money right out of your purse and into the ether? Well, let’s take a quick test and see...
Thank you all so much for joining me today for the first episode of Fantastic Female Fridays. I really do apologise for the technical difficulties and we’re going to have a much better experience for you during the next part of the show that’s taking place just two weeks from now...
The swing trader wishes to benefit from the fast move upwards and be well out of the market while the stock falls back to long-term support.
It wasn’t a coincidence or happenstance that one day after I wrote last Friday’s essay about Amazon.com, (AMZN), Investor’s Business Daily, IBD, published a front page article entitled, “The Death of Retail.” Why did that happen? The common thread between VectorVest and IBD is that we publish information for stock investors, and one of the [...]
If interest rates weren’t so important, I wouldn’t be writing about the Fed so often. But the Fed’s decisions affect all of us, each and every day. So here goes. The Fed held another Federal Open Market Committee, FOMC, meeting Tuesday and Wednesday, and their job was to decide what they wanted to do with [...]
Long before electronic smoke detectors were invented, coal miners carried caged canaries as a safety precaution while working. They knew that the canaries would die well before the level of any poisonous gases in the mine would be harmful to humans. In a similar manner, our Buy/Sell Ratio, BSR, is the VectorVest canary. It will [...]
