Month: May 2021

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Can You Time the Market?

May 14, 2021 admin Comments Off on Can You Time the Market?

Market timing is a strategy that involves predicting the future price of your investment. Timing the market is generally considered a risky strategy. Many investors and finance gurus believe it’s an elusive concept. On the other hand, some traders attribute their success to market timing and swear by it.
It’s impossible to consistently time the stock market and the economy. Imagine if we could all predict exactly when a stock was going to go up or down and when to buy or sell… we’d all be rich. But that isn’t the reality, and market timing can be a risky play for …read more […]

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Saturna Crypto: How Many Moonshots Does This New Coin Have In It?

May 14, 2021 admin Comments Off on Saturna Crypto: How Many Moonshots Does This New Coin Have In It?

The Saturna crypto coin is garnering a lot of attention for such a new token. Launched in May of 2021, it was one of (if not the) fastest growing tokens on the Binance Smart Chain to date. It hit a $10 million market cap and more than 5,000 holders in its first day of existence. And it eclipsed 40,000 holders in the first week. So, has Saturna already run its course?

When a new crypto pops like this, the big question is always, “Is it a rug pull?” When a coin spikes in value and adoption, it grabs a lot of …read more […]

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Internal Rate of Return (IRR) vs. Return on Investment (ROI)

May 14, 2021 admin Comments Off on Internal Rate of Return (IRR) vs. Return on Investment (ROI)

Looking forward when you are investing can be tricky. The future is never certain, and you might not always know every variable affecting your investments. Still, there’s a lot to gain by extrapolating figures out into the future. That said, it can be confusing as to which formula or metric is most insightful. Case in point: when should you use Internal Rate of Return (IRR) vs. Return on Investment (ROI)?
Seasoned investors will immediately recognize these two values as important forward-looking measures. For new investors, however, it’s easy to get confused about them—what they represent, how they’re calculated and what they’re …read more […]