The Miser -

well - I have been thinking a lot lately about this story that I read recently entitled:

"The True Value of Money is Not in its Possession But in Its Use"

and in relation to this story - what is exactly this entire concept of investing and in essence has it become more of a miserly type of activity as opposed to the use if the tools that are there to increase one's accumulation - things get a little sticky there for me since investing in the tools of wall street - such as stocks - at least with the radical changes in directions of the market in today's financial environment is a rather slippery slope to say the least - from one perspective if one takes the approach of trading rather than simply investing and in a large number or a sufficiently large collection of different securities - then there is a good chance that trading can be carried out such that a person can always be in a position to utilize some or at least whatever capital or cash that is needed at any single point in time -

Optimism

Of course the investing in Wall Street can and should be considered an art form when performed in a relaxed and calm manner without all of the drama that is portrayed each and every day in the news outlets - to give either a gloomy or rosy image of what the economic weather is - to the contrary - the value of companies do not actually themselves fluctuate in such a harsh and volatile manner - but instead it is the public's perception that is being pressured in the various directions by either false or magnified and amplified misperceptions -

Money Tool - by Walter Paul Bebirian

Dear Friends -

whoever dares to read these words -

do not - ever look to me or anyone else on this planet as to what you should and should not invest in - everyone comes from their own perspective and that means that what anyone - no matter who they are - comes from their own perspective and can only guide you based on their own perspective which - no matter who they are - will be adjusted to benefit them over yourself -

"Be creative. Use unconventional thinking. And have the guts to carry it out."
Lee Iacocca

The Supreme Investing Rule

it is not necessary for a person to have any one strategy to be successful at trading or investing - a combination of all or many strategies can work -