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With the ups and downs of the stock market today, choosing to use stock investments to secure your financial future can sound more risky than it's worth. Here's the thing. Stocks and bonds are, as they have always been, the most flexible and yes, stable way to make sure your funds are going to work for you instead of sitting around somewhere gathering dust on a daily basis.
Okay, so now you know that trading in the stock market has historically been the right thing to do. What about managing your stock trades yourself? Should you be in control or should your designated broker or financial consultant professional handle the situation?
The Benefits of Managing your Own Stock Trades are Obvious
I'm no financial professional by any means, but one thing I have learned about stocks and bonds is that I am frightened to death of entrusting all my money to a broker and having faith that he/she makes the right decisions with MY money to ensure the security of my financial future.
Putting your financial future in the hands of others is pure nonsense. It would be as if you rented a house but remained responsible for all of the repairs and maintenance that a house is prey to. You get to pay extreme rent for something you don't own and then get to pay to fix it's problems as well, and you don't even own it, so you can't rent it to someone else or sell it or get back any of the money you spent for improving the property - utter financial nonsense.
But I digress. Let's go back to the good news about managing your own stock trades. When you are in charge, you have control. It's up to you to allot your stocks, and to take advantage of opportunities as you see them. You will never wonder why your broker didn't jump at the stock that was obviously a winner and lost you a bundle.
And Yet...
It seems like there is always a qualifier. There are programs designed to enlighten novices about the inner workings of the stock market and without them you are lost in a sea of enigmas floundering about to try to comprehend the esoteric nature of stock trades on your own. This is not a problem to those who have a natural bent of how things work, but to the clueless among us, these programs are not very useful.
Before you take that plunge into management of your own finances, spend whatever time necessary to learn the mechanics of stock trading. Master the basics whether you or someone else is controlling your stock trades. Think about it. It can be just as much fun controlling your stock broker as it is controlling your investment funds.
Cameron have been in the investment game since 1986 and has draw his complete income form his portfolio since the early 1990s.
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