Once you learn and understand the basics, draft up a strategy and test it. If it’s successful, use it as your base and continue to tweak, perfect, or create new strategies that could provide higher returns at a reduced risk level.

But more importantly, use a stop-loss you’re comfortable with to protect you in the event unforseen market forces go against your position.

These are general tips I realize, but very crucial in building an investment foundation with which you can fill the gaps and learn how make money.

-S

Thanks kindly!

Thanks for all your postings and efforts, you remind me of myself a few years ago – you’re on the right track in many respects, in my opinion.

We’re always reading and learning, so a chance to have a new book in the library would be great. I’m interested in the ETF vs individual stock comparison.

Keep up the good work.

John in Kitchener