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Ask Ajarn Andrew #43

By Alexander Wetterling | Apr 19, 2019

Today’s questions in Ask Ajarn Andrew: What are some reasons to invest in bonds?

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Ask Ajarn Andrew #42

By Become a Better Investor | Apr 18, 2019

Today’s questions in Ask Ajarn Andrew: What is a bond?

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Two Types of Risk, but Only One Really Matters

By Become a Better Investor | Apr 17, 2019
Two Types of Risk, but Only One Really Matters

The risk that really matters when investing is the risk of not having enough wealth to meet your future goal, so-called shortfall risk. We must accept some level of volatility but too much volatility can be so painful it leads to bad decisions.

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Ask Ajarn Andrew #41

By Become a Better Investor | Apr 17, 2019

Today’s questions in Ask Ajarn Andrew: What is the difference between price and value?

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Ask Ajarn Andrew #40

By Become a Better Investor | Apr 16, 2019

Today’s questions in Ask Ajarn Andrew: What is capital gain and dividend?

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Ask Ajarn Andrew #39

By Become a Better Investor | Apr 15, 2019

Today’s questions in Ask Ajarn Andrew: What is an underperforming stock and outperforming stock?

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Ask Ajarn Andrew #38

By Become a Better Investor | Apr 12, 2019

Today’s questions in Ask Ajarn Andrew: Is it true that high risk will give a high return?

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Don’t Trust Your Piggy Bank, It Won’t Keep Your Money Safe

By Become a Better Investor | Apr 11, 2019

Keeping cash means you’re losing in real terms. While cash may feel safe, as the value doesn’t move up or down all the time, due to inflation, you’re losing in real terms. Your piggy bank is a robber!

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Ask Ajarn Andrew #37

By Become a Better Investor | Apr 11, 2019

Today’s questions in Ask Ajarn Andrew: How can we exploit the difference between intrinsic value and market value?

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Indonesia, Philippines, and China appear attractive in Asia

By Become a Better Investor | Apr 10, 2019

Chart of the Day: Indonesia and the Philippines remain attractive. China has moved to attractive from moderate, Thailand has fallen to moderate.

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