How exploration of investments outside of the country or the US could help you as an investor.

Since the gyms closed I've been so angsty, but at least there were a couple of take aways!

I summarize some of the investment lessons I've taught over the last few years to apply during a time of uncertainty.

With other useful and factual investment takeaways.

My Dope Article with Affiliate links has finally arrived.

I am writing this at 3.30am in the morning on a Wednesday. For those of you who didn’t know, Money Maverick releases an article, ideally without fail, on Wednesday between 7 and 8pm (depends if he has an evening appointment). So I have all of...15 hours+ to write a completely new article from start to finish, AND carry out my work day. I have no idea how I am going to pull this off. But because this article has already begun, it means that my success is basically inevitable.

A lesson of absolute returns versus ROI, and lump sum investing versus dollar cost averaging.

It's really hard. --- One of my favorite stories/life experiences is when I had to go to Australia for an army exercise. If you’re thinking Gold Coast with sunny beaches and attractive, tanned women in bikinis (okay now I’m thinking about it), you’d be wrong. It was a desert. It was literally a desert. Very little access to water or shelter, scorching hot all around in the day and terrifying cold at night. Poor morale makes for poor soldiers, and so the battalion opted to all

It's not rocket science, but it's not simple either. So. I had a few clients who admitted that they couldn't read the factsheet after requesting for me to send it to them. Some prospects I work with tend to want a lot of information for very little in return - they want to look at the information and 'think about it'. Which would be okay, but just because a Japanese manga is available online and completely accessible doesn't mean that I can read it. I need it translated first