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Market Timing vs Risk Management

Posted on March 19, 2012 by J.Wenger

Question from an investor: “What do you think the market is going to do?” My answer: “I have no idea…but when it does it, I’ll be ready.” Question from an investor: “So you’re a market timer?” My answer: “No…I’m a … Continue reading →

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Cashflow Report – Portfolio Income during February 2012

Posted on March 3, 2012 by J.Wenger

Cashflow Report – Portfolio Income during February 2012.

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Bulls verses Bears

Posted on February 9, 2012 by J.Wenger

This is a concept I’ve been toying with for a while: A recurring article subject called Bulls verses Bears, or something similar, where I post columns I’ve found over the week that seem to contradict one another. For example, some … Continue reading →

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Year End Cashflow Report – Paper Income during 2011

Posted on January 8, 2012 by J.Wenger

Originally posted on Investing for Cashflow:
Welcome to the Investing for Cashflow Report – 2011 Edition! Last month, this blog passed the one year mark, so it was only fitting that we have a cashflow report for 2011. If you…

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Making Money – Investing for Cashflow Blog

Posted on November 11, 2011 by J.Wenger

Check out Troy’s progress (Investing for Cashflow Blog) using an income investing strategy based on covered calls (option trading). Cashflow Report – Paper Income during October 2011

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Safe Investing Principles In Action

Posted on October 23, 2011 by J.Wenger

A recent article for the Portfolioist (Asset Allocation: An Alternative View) is a great example of Safe Investing Principles in action. 6 – Continually measure the performance of your plan or system; there is always something that can be improved … Continue reading →

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