Investment Insights

The Difference Between Good and Great
What is the difference between a good team and a great team? The same principles apply to investing
Learn From Your Mistakes And Profit From Them
Everyone makes mistakes—learn from them and profit. Stick to your trading plan, stay disciplined, and use MACD with other indicators for better results.
Twopercentgoal.com 2024 Year End Results: Gains Beat Losses 10:1
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How Baseball Influences My Stock Picks
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Twopercentgoal.com 12 month Q3 results – Winners Outnumbered Losers Over 6:1
In my blog last week, I reported the performance of the stock picks made for the month of September. Today I will tell you how we did for the last 12 months that ended Q3.
September Report Card for twopercentgoal.com; Winners Outnumbered Losers 5:1
Can you name the seven deadly sins? If not, I will help you. They are, in no particular order, anger (or wrath), lust, envy, greed, gluttony, pride and sloth. Except for anger and lust, I can apply the remaining sins to my approach to the stock market, or more specifically, what not to do.
Using Some of the Seven Deadly Sins as a Guide What Not To Do
Can you name the seven deadly sins? If not, I will help you. They are, in no particular order, anger (or wrath), lust, envy, greed, gluttony, pride and sloth. Except for anger and lust, I can apply the remaining sins to my approach to the stock market, or more specifically, what not to do.
What Does Money Mean to You
So, what does money mean to you? For most people they see it as a means to pay their bills and maybe get a few extra things, but, to me, that’s not living, that’s surviving.
So What Motivates You?
So what motivates you? What makes you get out of bed in the morning? Throughout my 60 plus years on this planet, I have come to the conclusion that there are only four reasons for why we do for what we do.