Momentum Investing
Momentum investing theory can be summed up as "buy high, sell higher". The trouble is that when the stock's rise falters, momentum investors also try to get out as a group, but there are never enough buyers. This leads to violent price fluctuations - and often big losses.
Every Wednesday, we publish our “Investor Toolkit” series on TSI Network. Whether you’re a new or experienced investor, these weekly updates are designed to give you specific investment advice. Each Investor Toolkit update gives you a fundamental piece of investing strategy, and shows you how you can put it into practice right away.
Today’s tip: “There are 2 fundamental things …read more »
Growth stocks are companies that are expected to have earnings growth above the market average. Frequently, growth stocks pay little or no dividends, instead re-investing any extra money to promote further growth.
These are not to be confused with momentum stocks. Momentum stocks are stocks that are moving higher in the market. While individual definitions may differ, the overall goal from …read more »
Topic: Growth Stocks
Keywords: Growth Stocks
Growth stocks are companies that are likely to have earnings growth above the market average. Frequently, growth stocks pay little or no dividends. Instead they typically re-invest any extra cash flow to promote further growth.
Hold a mix of growth and value stocks
If you take account of your own financial and personal circumstances and temperament, and …read more »
Investors often ask how long they should hang on to a disappointing stock, even if it’s not an outright loser. There is no single answer to the question. We do our best to look at as much information as possible, and to weigh each tidbit of information according to how much impact we expect it to have. That way, you …read more »
