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Millionaire Now! by Larry NusbaumThis blog is based on the organizational principles found in my new book, "Millionaire Now! - A Financial Toolbox with Seven Steps to Wealth". |
Louis Ehrenkrantz' 7 Golden Rules for Investing:
http://millionairenowbook.blogspot.com/
First rule: develop a large appetite for reading; it will hone your instincts for finding successful companies.
Second rule: don't over diversify; ten stocks, in at least three sectors, are enough for the average investor.
Third rule: stick with your winners and sell your losers; do not automatically sell when a stock hits a target price, but continue to hold it as long as it performs well and has good prospects for the future.
Fourth rule: look for top-quality, out-of-favor companies; look for companies that produce an array of high-quality products and/or services.
Fifth rule: don't worry about earnings if a company makes a popular product; strong earnings growth will follow.
Sixth rule: don't tinker with your portfolio; check your portfolio's performance only once or twice a year.
Seventh rule: don't be afraid to hold cash; it's okay to be prepared to purchase stocks with beaten-down prices after a correction.
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Feel free to contact me Larry. Yes, the name was spelled with a "t." We'll discuss.
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