Investing, Dividends, Financial News, and my Personal Portfolio.
Consistency is key when it comes to investing. Building this trait up in yourself is crucial if you want to succeed and have a nice retirement income later in life. One way to help build this up and achieve your goals would be something that is called Dollar Cost Averaging or DCA. This simply approach to investing can help you grow your portfolio without sacrificing your wallet. This term may sound confusing but I assure you it is not.
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Investing can be a challenge for everyone. Finding the right stocks, knowing when to buy and sell, and having the funds to actually invest. The first two can be solved with google and the X community where there is thousands of resources at your fingertips. For funding, I suggest getting a credit card that will earn you cash back that you can use towards your investment account.
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When it comes to investing, you’ve probably heard the saying, “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.” However, what
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Retirement should feel like a well-deserved vacation, not a money scramble. One way to make your golden years shine is through dividends. But what exactly are dividends, and how can they help you during retirement? Let’s dive into the treasure trove of benefits that dividend payments can provide and how you can earn $800 a month off dividends.
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This month was a bit slow going but I managed to remain green. I had some financial bills to take care of so my Roth IRA contributions lacked substantially this month. I started July with $1,862.02 and ended the month with $1,938.77. That is only a $76.75 addition for the month. However, that is part of the journey and I am ok with that.
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When it comes to investing in pharmaceutical companies, picking the right one is crucial. These companies work on and develop drugs that could be the next cure of the century or the next flop. So the question remains, Is Pfizer a Good Stock to Buy? My answer? Yes! Let me explain why.
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The stock market took a major hit last week with $2.9 trillion dollars being wiped from stocks in the early trading hours of August 2nd. Not only was the USA hit, outside markets were hit as well such as Japan. Global recessionary concerns have in the United States have fueled massive sell offs of stocks. The sharp sell-off marks the worst day since the 2020 COVID-19 crash.
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