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skr5eSeptember goal success (sort of)! November goal

I did read 10 random investing articles, so that was a success. I even bought my first 3 Dividend stocks this month: INTC, PM and ADM. They’re all trading down today :p

The problem with the articles is that they seemed too un-focused. I’m tailoring my November goal to delve into topics of investing.

November goal: Study Stock basics(10) and Index investing(10) 7 months ago


LisaStep one: complete

I got a TD Waterhouse trading account. Let the fun begin :) 7 months ago


Flow36 8 months ago


skr5eSeptember goal

My goal for September is to read at least 10 investing related articles. 8 months ago


skr5esavings account

I finally opened my first HISA with ING Direct. I feel silly for not getting this done sooner. 10 months ago


skr5eSome book learnin'

Picked up “The Intelligent Investor” and also “Security Analysis” both by Benjamin Graham. I flipped through them, they seem dense and a little technical but simple enough for a beginner to understand.

It’s also a mid-term goal to have completely absorbed all of the information in both of these books by the end of this year. No point in rushing. 12 months ago


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PJSharp 13 months ago


skr5edipped a toe

Today I opened a Roth IRA with Vanguard and contributed the max for 2011 into a couple of funds. 14 months ago


skr5eUntitled

ok some jerk banned my last account for posting a link to a non-commercial investing article, but I’m just posting this update again for the record: I’m still educating myself in finance and investment and I’ve been learning about international investing, specifically ADRs which I had never heard of.

For anyone interested in international stock investing, check out ADRs! It’s an interesting branch of investing. 15 months ago


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goodbyeclarityStill so confusing

I’ve been trying to read up on investopedia.com. I’m still confused. I really hope to get this figured out by January. 2012 is the year that I will start investing! 23 months ago


goodbyeclarityHmm.

I want to start slowly investing a little of my extra income while still putting most of it in savings in case of emergencies/to hopefully buy a house someday.

I’m not sure if money markets, stocks, or some other option are the way to go. I know almost nothing and I’m not really sure where to start.

I did some internet research a while back but it was difficult and confusing. I may try again and then move on to books.

I really want to start setting myself up so that J and I have a solid future. 23 months ago


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