(for more google ‘search’ for demblackz) “By age 14, Damon Williams has built a portfolio worth $50000, knows blue chips like most kids know potato chips and saves more than he spends. Is this Chicago teen an investing freak of nature? Quite likely. Even so, most of us could learn a thing or two from him. Damon was just 5 years old when he bought his first share of Nike stock, and his story is a perfect illustration of one of the lesser-known applications of the phrase “time is money.” In this case, the longer you’re able to keep your money in the market, the more likely you are to make big bucks investing in stocks. Damon’s smart use of his Christmas-present cash demonstrates a few of the many reasons this is true:”
Investment Roundtable: Risks lurk, but recovery still on track
Investment Roundtable: Risks lurk, but recovery still on track
Even though the Standard & Poor’s 500-stock index is on track for its first-ever loss for a decade, it is ending the year on an upbeat note, having rebounded more than 60% after the worst stock downturn since the Great Depression.
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Getting on the Money Track
Don’t miss the PBS series MoneyTrack with financial expert Rob Black “A true financial reality and investor education series featuring real people with real-life problems and solutions. . . . Well worth watching.” —Humberto Cruz, LA Times In today’s unpredictable financial world, achieving and maintaining financial security is a major concern for many people. Getting on the MoneyTrack shows you how to make the right financial decisions for you and your family. It pr…
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