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When searching for which stocks to invest in, a strategy to help narrow down the search entails choosing dividend stocks. There are a host of them available, and understanding the nuances of the strategy is key.

A rule set to go into effect by the end of the year to rein in rogue financial advisors sheds light on the importance of being astute in making wise investment choices.

It is possible to reap the favorable gains associated with a particular company without having to invest directly in that company. The key is identifying the firms that are contributing to that companies’ overall growth.

The economic repercussions of natural disasters like the one caused by Hurricane Harvey can be devastating. On that same note, however, they can lead to economic boons in some areas.

One of the savviest strategies used by investors entails following the investment strategies of hedge fund managers. Many of these fund managers have earned stellar reputations because their investment ideas have led to them making fortunes in the stock market. While following in their footsteps is a good idea, you shouldn’t solely rely on their moves to make your long-term investment choices.

Following hedge fund managers’ strategies can be lucrative for your investment portfolio. One of the latest trends being set by these industry players that you may consider following is their investments in ETFs.

Whether you are a novice investor, or an expert, there will likely be times when the temptation to sell a stock or other investment will be too strong to resist.

Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) feature many benefits to investors. These funds are akin to mutual funds in that they can hold a basket of different securities, including stocks and bonds. On that same note, they can be more attractive than mutual funds because of their added benefits, such as tax advantages.
Here, we’ll discuss how you can diversify your investment portfolio using ETFs. We’ll also go over the basics of ETFs, and a noteworthy strategy in which they can minimize risks.

A surging stock market is thrilling. This excitement comes not only from rising share prices but from the vindication of knowing our investments were a wise decision. However, can we really congratulate ourselves? The Dunning-Kruger effect says no.

Passive investing works. Most of us have read the studies and reviewed the numbers. Owning a piece of the total market simply makes sense. Here’s another idea that makes sense, living your life in your own style. KINFO users know how.