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Knowing when to get into stocks is super important, no doubt – but just as important is knowing when to get out. Have you mastered the art and the science of profit taking?

New features in the kinfo app enables tracking performance for day traders and swing traders. Using the new trader interface, you can view the performance of individual trades, gains / losses per trade, your average win rate and much more.

You might have heard the get-rich-quick stories associated with penny stocks, but are these investments really a path to easy money?

Warren Buffet, the Oracle of Omaha himself, hasn’t written an investing book but has nonetheless imparted pearls of wisdom through the years.  So how can we mortals model our investing methodologies on his timeless principles?

Analysts don’t have a crystal ball or superpowers, but there is value in paying attention to their predictions.  It’s just a matter of knowing how to interpret what they’re saying.

It’s easy to skip earnings reports when there’s so much else to pay attention to in the equities markets.  Let’s learn why you won’t want to miss out on this essential piece of the puzzle.

Individual stock picking versus index fund investing – it’s an age-old debate that rages on.  Knowing the pros and cons is essential for investors of all stripes.

Shopping at retail stores can be fun, but is it worthwhile to place your bets on companies in the retail space?  Let’s take a closer look at investing in retail stocks.   Shop ’til You Drop Whether it’s the holiday season or just to relieve the stress of the work week, it’s hard to resist

Short selling is a way for investors to benefit from declining stock prices, to hedge positions, manage taxes, etc. While short selling is used by many, not all recognize the extreme risks associated with it.

Understanding the way stocks are taxed is very important, as it affects the value of your investment and is one of the major factors to be taken into account in making buy/sell decisions.   Profit from the Sale of Stocks While your broker or financial adviser will probably explain to you the tax implications for