Frog In The Pot

Written by Al Thomas


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results. Any plan to jump out is better than no plan at all. Whether you own stocks, mutual funds or ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) you can set a limit as to how much you are willing to lose from this point (that’s now, today). Any fool (frog) can buy, but it isrepparttar wise man (frog) who knows how to sell (escaperepparttar 111746 pot). If you want to have money for retirement you must protect your capital from loss with a risk management strategy. First protect your principle and then protectrepparttar 111747 profits you have made onrepparttar 111748 recent stock market advance. It is not difficult to do. With stocks and ETFs you can place an Open Stop Loss Order with your broker or financial planner. He won’t like this, but it is your money not his. Don’t let him talk you out of it. For regular mutual funds you must have a mental stop and when that price is hit you call your broker (he won’t call you) orrepparttar 111749 fund directly to tell them to transfer your funds to a Money Market account. Cash is a position. If you are not familiar with stop loss orders you can find books in your library and there are hundreds of articles onrepparttar 111750 Internet. See some of my previous articles on my web site. The water is heating up. Don’t fall asleep and become a poor frog.



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Doing A California Refinance Online

Written by Tom Levine


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3.Keeping It Local

a)Doing a California Refinance from your neighborhood bank or local broker, is probably a very good idea.

b)One important reason is that they knowrepparttar terrain, and they know what things are like in your home town or State.

c)Every region has a different set of variables and demographics that determine its respective health or struggles, as it pertains to mortgage rates.

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d)If you are not making decisions based on wise, savvy shopping tactics, then inrepparttar 111751 end, you could wind up spending more money through higher rates, or higher fees, all inrepparttar 111752 good name of convenience.

e)You can still go local inrepparttar 111753 end. Those arerepparttar 111754 parameters that you get to choose when conducting a search. But don’t start there.

The internet is a powerful tool, for your California Refinance needs. Don’t ignore it. Use it, and use it to your full financial advantage.

We’ve enjoyed providing this information to you, and we wish yourepparttar 111755 best of luck in your pursuits. Remember to always seek out good advice from those you trust, and never turn your back on your own common sense.

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