investment strategy

Motivated by greed, some investors will always fall for the latest incarnation of a Ponzi scheme.

If you want to increase your stock market returns in today’s volatile market, the answer isn’t to sell. Instead, ride the coattails of knowledgeable insiders.

Why would officers and directors pile money into their own shares? Because they know something you don’t. That’s what makes insider buying so powerful.

Combating this bear market isn’t about predicting when it will bottom. Instead, investors should pay attention to the bottoms for individual stocks.

The worst thing you can do in times of inflation is… nothing. Start preparing your portfolio now.

And political opposition to them is likely to return too.

There’s one powerful strategy you should take advantage of in times of market volatility to determine whether that cheap stock really is a moneymaker.

You don’t need to be an expert financier to profit from the stock market. All you need is a handful of good opportunities.

Some investors may feel the need to choose between dividends and buybacks. But follow in the footsteps of one of the world’s wealthiest men and you could have both.

In Episode 3 of Investing 201, Alexander Green shares the model portfolios he’s developed to help you avoid the four major pitfalls of investing.