Diary of a Private Investor

DIARY OF A PRIVATE INVESTOR

When will the stock market crash?

Trump's various pronouncements have likely caused investors to tinker with their portfolios more frequently than they should.
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How investors should deal with Trump’s market impact

Some of the best long-term investments are those that pay regular dividends and could grow steadily over time.
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Keep calm and invest: Five ways to help you through crises

Legendary investor Warren Buffett has said that frequent trading is good for brokers, but not for investors.
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Do you trade or invest?

Protests against Donald Trump in Greenland. The Trump administration says it wants to take the territory "one way or another" before China or Russia does.
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Stay nimble to expect the unexpected

The Tiger Balm brand is about 100 years old. Its herbal remedies are as relevant today as they were around 10 decades ago.
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Investing in healthcare can be a win-win proposition

Those who have allocated money judiciously into a portfolio of income-generating stocks should find that they are rewarded with regular dividends throughout the year.
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Buy-and-hold investing is alive and well

Concern is rising over the risks in investing in AI. But many companies today enjoy record levels of earnings and cash, unlike during the earlier dotcom debacle.
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Why I’m staying invested even at market highs

Winners are companies that are increasing profits, improving their competitive position and rewarding shareholders with decent returns. It should not be about whether their share prices are rising.
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When to cut losers in your portfolio

Berkshire Hathaway chairman Warren Buffett said the game of investing overwhelmingly favours the investor, and it would be a terrible mistake to dance in and out of it at the turn of a tarot card.
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Why I’d rather be in than out of markets